BSK
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I get that!MZ is called "extended archery" for me. Don't own a MZ yet...one day.
Heck, I really admire those who love the challenge of bow-hunting so much they hunt with a bow all season long. Good for them!
I get that!MZ is called "extended archery" for me. Don't own a MZ yet...one day.
Not weird at all. I definitely enjoy the "management" more than the hunting. I've killed a TON of deer in my career. Nothing new there. But watching how the management changes the dynamic of the property over time is what really fires me up.I swear I enjoy the prep work. planting, and planning more than the kill now. Weird, I know.
No doubt about it - me too. I just wish we had a cab tractor with ACI swear I enjoy the prep work. planting, and planning more than the kill now. Weird, I know.
Well, there were several rain events forecasted, but they never came. So, may need to go wash my truck. No doubt you've had your hands full with family stuff!I'm envious you got yours done. I've been a bit distracted as of late and haven't even started. Not sure if I'm really going to plant this summer or not.
Yep, I'm 49 and all day on a tractor beats me to death. Ground bees are the worst. My main hunting ground has a big cab Kubota with air, almost feels like your cheating . My little Boston terrier sits up there with and we get it done. I have a John Deere that's totally open and a Kubota with a canopy. The canopy is great for keeping the sun off of you.No doubt about it - me too. I just wish we had a cab tractor with AC. Actually, the tractor I was on didn't even have power steering. To say I'm sore is an understatement.
Let me clarify....I sit in a tree with a bow until rifleI get that!
Heck, I really admire those who love the challenge of bow-hunting so much they hunt with a bow all season long. Good for them!
That's funny!Let me clarify....I sit in a tree with a bow until rifle. I haven't killed a buck with a bow yet. I just look cool. Kinda like how I golf.
I've always said I like doing that and checking trail cams more than hunting. Used to my buddy and I went to our properties together and put them out July 4th. No reason on that date we just started doing that years ago. Now the cell cams have taken over my life and it's hard for me to run the "regular" cams now but I might put 2 or 3 out.I swear I enjoy the prep work. planting, and planning more than the kill now. Weird, I know.
Everything is Archery for me at this point. Like the challenge.MZ is called "extended archery" for me. Don't own a MZ yet...one day.
More power to you man!Everything is Archery for me at this point. Like the challenge.
Pulling cards and analyzing data. That's my life now! Love it!I'm a "regular cam" guy (cause I'm too cheap to buy the cell cams). It's like Christmas morning every time I pull cards. I love the feeling.
Gotta do it while I can. The knees, back and shoulders get worse by the day. Want to squeeze out every last ounce of bowhunting this body has left.More power to you man!
We have a Ford with a canopy, but my cousin was on it with the rake and box blade. I've already told the guys I'll put down money for a cab tractor with air. Would be a game changer, and yes, I'd love for my daughter to sit in there with me!Yep, I'm 49 and all day on a tractor beats me to death. Ground bees are the worst. My main hunting ground has a big cab Kubota with air, almost feels like your cheating . My little Boston terrier sits up there with and we get it done. I have a John Deere that's totally open and a Kubota with a canopy. The canopy is great for keeping the sun off of you.
We are seeing a LOT of deer right now. And no turkeys.Until opening Archery.
Counting down
(I know....it's too hot, blah, blah, blah....it's still hunting season damnit)
MZ is called "extended archery" for me. Don't own a MZ yet...one day.
10-4. Thanks brother. Better yet, come on out and we'll hunt again. Appreciate the offer.Borrow my CVA .50 cal... quarter size grouping at 50 yards.
Not weird at all. I definitely enjoy the "management" more than the hunting. I've killed a TON of deer in my career. Nothing new there. But watching how the management changes the dynamic of the property over time is what really fires me up.