bloorooster
The Old Hippie
Very informative brother Spaher! Long wind blows true.
I looked thru some of my recent photos to perhaps find an example of the folds or wrinkles around the ears. I have considered this myself before, and I’m happy you brought some light to it. The photo below is one of our older bucks. The shot angle is not what I was looking for, I’ll keep looking.
thus far, and it’s very premature with our new property as we have only had it since spring, but we are noticing a much lower doe to buck ratio in comparison to the areas we’ve hunted for 30 years. the property is 80% standing timber, with white , red and black oak dominating, acorns are hitting the ground everywhere. We have become increasingly excited with all our findings. Since this is the first opportunity we’ve owned to actually manage and hopefully control a property and it’s potential, I have a growing interest in all the things you’ve mentioned here. Any research or resources will be much appreciated! Thank you Brother Spaher
Bloo
I looked thru some of my recent photos to perhaps find an example of the folds or wrinkles around the ears. I have considered this myself before, and I’m happy you brought some light to it. The photo below is one of our older bucks. The shot angle is not what I was looking for, I’ll keep looking.
thus far, and it’s very premature with our new property as we have only had it since spring, but we are noticing a much lower doe to buck ratio in comparison to the areas we’ve hunted for 30 years. the property is 80% standing timber, with white , red and black oak dominating, acorns are hitting the ground everywhere. We have become increasingly excited with all our findings. Since this is the first opportunity we’ve owned to actually manage and hopefully control a property and it’s potential, I have a growing interest in all the things you’ve mentioned here. Any research or resources will be much appreciated! Thank you Brother Spaher
Bloo
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