Shed hunting

[buckhunter21]

ORIGINAL: gunther89

Buckhunter: what type of pine tree's do you have on your land.  Our hunting group was thinking of planting some pine trees for good winter cover and was wondering what works best for you.

 
What lonlon said is right on the money!

[buckhunter21]

ORIGINAL: Goose

Yeah for some reason it only lets us post one at a time. I'll look into it.

Nice work in the mud! Gotta love this time of year!

 
I wonder if they changed that...I could have sworn that we could post more than one before?  Hm.  I have more so maybe I'll go to Patriot's thread about his idocracy and post them there!  lol

[buckhunter21]

ORIGINAL: gunther89

Wow those are some roots in the field.  Just gotta laugh it off and go on.  I did the same thing about 3 years ago with a four-wheeler.  I thought I could cross a spring in the deepest part and ended up having to get the tractor and pull it out.  I guess we are dedicated deer hunters!

 
Yea, sad to say I've done this a couple times myself on this farm.  We used to live on this property so it was nothing for me to do it the first time and just walk up and over the hill to get the tractor...But four years ago my parents built a house on another property we own which is about like I said a two mile trek so I guess I got my exercise today!

[Goose]

Corey worked his magic and you can now post up to 5 pictures for our viewing pleasure.
 
 
From what I have read and planted, red pine seems to work best by us here in sand country.

[buckhunter21]

Thanks Goose!

[billcurry]

Went out looking for sheds this morning and found ONE.....ONE dead possum and a few dead turkeys...NO sheds.  Found a ton of rubs and scrapes I had not seen during the rut last season. 

I met with a gentlemen today who delivers and spreads lime.  He told me that he would deliver and spread 12 ton of lime for $300.00.  Is that a good price/deal? Sounded pretty good to me.
 
ALMOST forgot.....found a tick on me too.  Look out boys!

[Centralwisconsinland]

billcurry,
 
That is in the ball park for material, delivery, and application.  The price I was quoted for material, delivery, and application was $24.05 a ton plus tax if not tax exempt.  They cannot spread (application) at my property so my charge is $18.80 a ton plus tax that is material and delivery.

[Goose]

Alright Bill!!Congrats! Any pictures of it? Size?
 
Olsen's quoted me at $28 per ton plus a one time delivery and spreading fee of $76, so 12 tons from them would be $412.00 so I think that sounds like a good price for you.
 
 

[DoeEyed]

Was supposed to go shed hunting yesterday with a friend but our 2 hour walk turned into a scouting trip instead[:)] I now have about 3 different places to hang stands this year and another spot for a permanent stand. Yay[:D] Also got to shoot his recurve. I spined the target. Oops! Little more practice needed!

[Goose]

Don't you love finding new spots? It makes you wonder what you where thinking last year and adds more excitement to the upcoming year.