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Getting a kick out of these blasts from the past. Best arrow quiver ever made is still the Quickie .:)

I'll bring the Ginsu knives.:cool:

Refreshing to hear of a logging project gone well. What use does soft maple have?

Had about 10/12 miles I wanted to shed hunt this weekend. All prime riverbottom stuff. Had it all planned out. Last weeks warm spell broke up the river ice enuff it was not safe to cross, (which I would have to do many times). And yes, I had permission :p Dammit..., had high hopes. Never...

I really can't think of a reason frost seeding is necessary. First spring rain will pound the seed down enuff. Clover really doest need to be " IN the ground".

Geez..., now we gotta put up cell cams on our tower blinds to catch nighttime thermal poacher. o_O

Other than a rain or moisture event that may wash the seeds off your plot, I think you could put cloverseed down anytime in the late winter? I've spread it over snow 2' deep before. Clover is a hardy seed.

As of now, I have SO many miles of prime riverbottom properties to hunt/ shed hunt, it would take a solid week/ 8 hours a day to walk. Few if any walk for sheds here. Course, we seldom get bucks here past 160". Snow here is going FAST these last 4 days. Will try n put some miles on soon. Best...

If n when I get caught, I'll just say " I'm out here looking for my coyote hound that slipped his g.p.s. collar":oops:

Around here, we have 2 invasive species. Buckthorn and prickly ash. After years of trying to battle them (no avail), finally said " screw it". Have found out now that those 2 species have evolved into some of the best,thick travel areas. 15 years ago I never in a million years would have...

I can see your point JNRB, nice for the future generation who will aquire the property. I've found out though over the years, planting trees in a previously wooded area is dang near futile unless you have time to keep them going. So many hours and labor and $ have been spent only to be...

For a bedding area, I'd make damn sure some of those big trees were left laying on the ground. Horizontal cover is so overlooked IMHO.

I'd let Ma Nature do her thing.

On average, 4 _6' deep.

It's a river that my cabin is on. Top pic, way in the back you can see a field, it was sugarbeets last year. Huge amount of forage in it yet. Right across the road is a standing (cover crop) wheat field. Got too many deer around IMHO. Winter has been extremely mild here. 2 in a row. A buddies...

I stopped and took this pic from a bridge right by my place. Should I put up an ice fishing shack and fish n hunt at the same time? Lol.

Well, I guess so..., but I'm funneling them AWAY from me.:p

Last year was the first they did it (bout 15 years). I put up a few steel posts and hung dirty shirts on them. Took care of the problem real quick.

Momma looks like a Tank!.

LOTS of deer! ;)