Build it and they will come!

I have a sore back... :cry:
I need to get this project finished.....
It takes three men and a hairy assed boy to lift these damn things :roll:

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Redd , man you have got the will power Bud, Great looking shooting houses and I can feel your back right now lol

I can size with you on Plots as I know they work wether you have crops in the area or not. I've been doing them for 8 years now and see the benifit every year...BT
 
BIGREDD said:
I have a sore back... :cry:
I need to get this project finished.....
It takes three men and a hairy assed boy to lift these damn things :roll:
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I prefabbed mine at home , in sections that one decrepit old fart could handle ...didn't get a sore back, but lost some excess pounds :lol:
 
Well I got Far Point Station standing..... so both main food plots are covered... look at that food plot eh :)
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heres a close up of a Turnip..millet is seeded up too...
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Got the Whisper-Mode Semi-Auto Pulleys installed on the Windows in Deep-Swamp Nine... they are totally silent and very Ergonomic :roll: :lol:
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:lol: :lol: , man, all you need now are just a satellite TV and a friger full of beer in your stand! This is a damn creative project!
 
What made you rekindle that thread Mike?
Funny Timing though...I have a guy discing two acres right now for Corn... none of the farmers are planting corn this year so I am departing from my traditional food plots a little bit this year.
 
Foxer said:
I've often wondered why tree stands have never really caught on here in the west.

I've heard they're very effective - apperently our deer haven't learned the value of 'looking up' yet :)
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LOL, I hunted deer in New Jersey one year & was totally surprised to see all the deer looking up at me in my tree stand 20ft off the ground. Didn't really make much difference as they still came within bow range. Deer are NOT stupid creatures & can get educated very quickly. Deer in populated areas can be some of the toughest deer to hunt.

George

PS Would food plots be considered "baiting" :evil:
 
BIGREDD said:
What made you rekindle that thread Mike?
Funny Timing though...I have a guy discing two acres right now for Corn... none of the farmers are planting corn this year so I am departing from my traditional food plots a little bit this year.
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was searching for something (completely unrelated... go search feature) and it popped up.

the title was interesting :D
 
How are these shacks holding up after two seasons? I was in something similar this past season in Manitoba and found that the windows iced up in the mornings. Have you had that happen and what did you do? The shack I was in had a propane heater and it took about 10 mins to see out.
 
Those shacks look pretty tough, should last for years. The ones built we lately are fairly remote so the only materials we have are nails, axes, chainsaws and the wood that's around us. These are usually good for a year or two all depending on the wood we used, we will use burlap if available to mask scent.
 
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