How true, best thing to do rather than put out corn or other grains which can cause them issues this time of year. I trim back apples trees in February every year and spread the cut limbs and branches around. They'll be browsing the buds off in a matter of no time.
I've had a 30hp TYM for many years now. Getting close to 2,000 hrs. and did have to replace the axel seals and the clutch assembly once. I had no problems getting parts and found a local guy that worked on tractors that did the work which I was very pleased with. The only thing I don't like...
I'll have to check, he just recently got into long range target shooting. I got him started archery hunting years ago, had a blast messing with him. Not long after that he was in a bad motorcycle accident and somehow survived that only to be in another years later.
As long as there's good thermal cover in locations they can get out of the strong winds they will bed. I like young cedar and hemlock thickets with brush and weeds around it as well.
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