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I like/ respect Don H.. One thing I wished he'd quite repeating is the " lack of human intrusion " mantra. All though it sounds good on paper, .... I've almost got to the point in a video where is see someone walking to a (blind), I shut it off. . Same as a 10 year kid sitting with Dad in an...

Never seen one. (That I know of), do/ can they grow in northern Mn?

Lol. Just did this yesterday setting up in a huge Burr Oak. My days of screwing in steps are OVER!! I grew up being a run n gunner. Can't imagine how many screw ins I've done? Many hundreds. Nice thing about what I described, even years later, clamp on a vise grip and they spin right out...

A cheap,safe way to get into stands. For those that hunt mostly private ground out of portables of just a " perfecty" placed tree where you can stand on limbs (I know..) that's a lost aspect. Cordless drill, a 1/2" drill bit , a bunch of 7" by 1/2" bolts. Pre drill your desired spacing...

Great video Skip. I personally have no need for one as all my plots are 1/4 acre or less. I'm stuck to the broadcast and drag method.

Can't say I have a favorite. Tried Lots. Overall, I've had dismal success grunting/ rattling.

Yes sir!!, like the best I've ever seen. Gotta say though, over 40 years± bowhunting many miles of windy riverbottoms with tight points, it not as easy as it appears. Older bucks (and does) know the game. Gotta follow Extreme scent control on enty/ exit routes. Brought a stand in today to...

Oopps, forgot the map.

OK, will try this. Lol. I drew out a map. #1 is first stand. I took no pics of it. But other then a pond, both spots are about the same. In the map I drew out, stand #1 has about 10 acres in the back point, #2 has about 20. (Guessing). The trees along the river on all of it is rather slim..bout...

Never hurt to ask. Have a cousin couple miles away. He farmed his whole life but now retired. Rents out his land. I used to bowhunt it years ago but he n I didn't get along very well so.... He has about 1400 acres ( continuous) along a river.north to south, bout 2.5 miles but with all the bends/...

I would not.

Acorns appear to be done falling now. A few Burr Oaks had bumper crops.

Interesting question. Hope someone in the ' know" chimes in.

No Way can I answer that Hardwoods. Food, winter thermal cover, predators,all come into play up here. Good topic though.

You fellas deal with EHD, I deal with extreme cold/ blizzards. The whitetails have it tough yet still survive. Amazing creatures for sure.

Yeh, forgot that one Hardwoods. Lol.

Inflation is down, unemployment down, interest rates down, groceries down,. Maybe OBiden/Horsehead weren't so bad.:p

Looks fantastic Ishi. A huge black bear rug would be a great addition.:)

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