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Looks like a huge bear!

How many do you get for $150? I'm definitely interested!

Cool! Post some followup pics of your timber burns if you think of it!

I've been working on over grown cedars thickets a lot - cutting lower limbs and piling them up has really helped. I haven't gotten to the point of actually dropping many trees because they're still piled in there too tight. Thought about girdling some but the skeletons would still stand. Also...

Is it bad that I missed a shot opportunity on a mangy coyote this last December (couldn't get the blind window down fast enough) and thought "you know... that's probably ok, I hope he spreads it".

Wow, never heard of any of this before!

Here's where I'm at on my brainstorming: Remove the electrical generating portion of this and mount a wheel on it... Connect it to here so it turns the fly wheel and boom, you've got air being pushed out this compressor, into a hose, that's fed into the water and bubbles. Seems doable!?

I'd need something a fraction of that size really - love the simplicity of that tho!

Pictures would be great!

I'm reading today and learning solar isn't in the works... would take way too many panels to maintain enough battery power to run a 12v trolling motor on low nonstop Windmill is a better option! I've found a number of windmills that pump air and are used to aerate ponds. Now be nice to find...

That's where my mind is going... just need to find out the proper solar setup!

I'm thinking trolling motor hooked up to a 12v battery and then have a solar setup large enough to charge the battery... anyone know anything about solar?? I'd be running the trolling motor on the lowest possible setting. Seeing some old trolling motors on FB Marketplace for $50. Estimate 12...

Right!? I'm finding more stuff related to waterfowl hunting but nothing that doesn't run off electrical or a generator. Need solar options

We've got a couple ponds on our farms that don't have electrical near them. Has anyone had success keeping small areas of a pond open for wildlife? I'm thinking solar bubbler or aerator. I just have no idea how large something would need to be? I see them ranging in price from $50 - a few...

Nice!! I've definitely got my eye on some of the bigger logs in our thickets as well!

Here's what I've been doing... Started with removing lower limbs so I can walk through without bending over. Then taking the downed limbs and making piles so you're not tripping on them. Next step is to girdle some trees to let sunlight in and others areas I'm dropping trees, cutting them up...

I've got a Bear Creek and so does my brother. Had issues cycling, sent back in, they fixed free of charge and they've been great since

Love it, had a smile on my face reading that story. Those are the best!

Great buck and story Skip!! Congrats!

Great buck, congrats!