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Just noticed that the date of my picture was the same night as your pic @Windlooker. Except mine was close to 9:30pm, ha.

Nice! They call Sask the land of living skies.

If deer are anything like cattle, ten days early is common. Multiple births are earliest, females before males, single male births have the longest gestation (on average).

With the multi tornado? Saw that one. Tore down those wind turbines like they were twigs.

El Nino is gone and LA Nina is taking over. I'd be surprised if we have a dry summer/fall. If wet = big antlers, there should be some nice ones down there. Here in Sask we want dry for big deer. It's near impossible for our deer population to overbrowse because our deer density is way too low.

Fertilizers are made as chemical compounds. If you are looking at the pounds of N (46) in urea, or carbamide, you will have the left over oxygen and carbon which makes up most if not all of the other 54. You can't buy straight N ( or P,K,S) without the rest of the formula's components.

Wow. I can see how the deer in Iowa grow big racks. Here the deer are skin and bones at this time of year.

Yep, 2s or 4s. Basically they're just a big duck.

Sure need a reduction in numbers. The Tundra will be completely barren if they have another successful nesting season. Maybe they'll have mass starvation, that would correct the population explosion that's been happening for the past fifteen years or so.

@Wildturkey 2 Baked with dill, parsley and lemmon pepper is a good method. Brook trout are the tastiest, rainbows can sometimes have an off taste. Fishing cold water is best. Bigger fish if you have to keep them are best candied and smoked.

Yes. I haven't caught anything big yet this winter. The lake I usually fish for walleye, whitefish and pike is about a half hour away. There is the odd 30 inch walleye in it and 40 inch pike is possible. The odd burbot in that lake too.

In Saskatchewan we have five stocked trout species (rainbow, brown, brook, splake, tiger) and native lake trout. This is the first winter that I've caught them all.

Saskatoon/serviceberry and as mentioned red osier dogwood.

22 inches of ice where I fish.

Check your fertility and you might find out why the deer don't find the alfalfa palatable. Alfalfa needs lots of calcium, phos and sulfur.

Jeez Louise, why so complicated? Here the tag has three parts. Hide, head, meat. Once separated they are canceled. Notch out the date on each and affix it to the appropriate part of the deer. Simple. Here you would never leave the rack of a deer I was thinking of getting mounted at the...

Crazy! We (Sask) only have about 5" snow here. But it is about 40 below. Deer are tough!

Awesome story. He's a cool looking old-timer. Congrats!

Catching deer in coyote sets? Sounds like you have a deer problem, not a coyote problem, lol.

That's a huge bear. Curious what the skull measured. Here in Sask a big bear will weigh close to 500 and a half dozen will measure between 21 and 22 every year with maybe one 22+ every couple years.