Видео

Agreed. Rut early, and antlers being cast early. My late antlerless hunt. I thought I shot a nice doe. Ended up being a buck with cast antlers

@@M32outdoorsoh wow !

Thanks. When you get the itch, you get the itch and go. ❤️

Very good info! Thank you! We try to process at the week to 10 days mark

But we take the inner tenderloins out once we get it home

Awesome! That's always great news when you have a lot to work with!

That's a good question. I talked with someone in Ohio and he just made the simple comment of..."your so far up there in northern Michigan that maybe the blight never got up that far" I'm not sure, but I'm happy.

There are a lot of smaller ones nearby. But I can't seem to find a second one producing catkins and nuts? But Am chestnut doesn't self pollinate? So, I'm not sure.

Yes...burrr...it's even colder today

That's usually the case up here in October, but recently it's been well below 40 degrees

That is true. We try to have it processed within a week or so. 😁

yes, blustery. And i did find a few, and looking back over the video while editing. Looks like i missed a few!..lol

Goodnesss YESSS!!! The hydraulics on this little guy is sooo slow....but im glad i have a loader.

Wow no chains, you could do way better if you had chains. My 35 horse Ferguson wont pull my hat off on wet ice without chains

@joedoe-sedoe7977 no chains. Haven't really been in a spot where I've needed them. :)

yeah, its a lot.

same, from my cozy jammy pants and hot coffee.

yep, i get it. This new property i have been anything but still. Its been cold and for me, a long walk to where i see "good hunting sign" usually gets me to warm and sweaty, so i just move slowly, but not still. :). Thanks.

wow, I thought the issues would only be with super cold weather, but 80? and trouble, weird. I do love this little machine. Do you have trouble starting yours in cold weather?

We live in EJ but the orchards are out between Ellsworth and Atwood.

@@M32outdoors Sure is a small world!

True. I also have a lot of stuff too.

Agreed. All my equipment is outside, some covered with tarps , some not. You make do with what you have.

Thats a good idea....Sometimes im lazy and just count to 30...Thank you

Brand new equipment will sit outside for years at dealerships

Thanks. She does run quite well for its age.

Thanks! That's awesome. I love these older machines,! What year is yours?

@M32outdoors we bought ours new in 2020. It has about 600 hours on it. I ask a lot of it, and I am always amazed at what these tractors can do! 👍

@whenworkisplay awesome!

It is a very unpicked section of beach.

Thats a good idea. didn't think of that. Thanks

yes, it is. :)

@@M32outdoors Not bad less than a foot. It is the drifting that will block you in

@@georgedavidson7986 yeah, drifting can be a challenge.

bird chirping, its wonderful and my favourite animal aswell

...except for some like kiwi bird (they're kinda scary)

@@damienchin5988 lol

They help quite a bit with seeing inside the blind. Doesn't feel so dark

Remote start from inside...lol......

We all are getting more snow than our totals from last winter! :)

ugh....its gonna stay cold here for a couple more days then reach back up near 40 Monday.

@M32outdoors damn, 40? das hot :O

@@Thunder_Star yeah....weird roller coaster weather fo sure

Wanna trade? ...ugh

I haven't seen the deer eating my trees yet, but I've watched plenty of hunting videos/others of deer being able to reach further up a tree for food. Thanks Joey

I agree, thanks for commenting.

Thats awesome! is it made for the tidewe or a multi pop use? Either way. didn't think they made one! thank you!

@@M32outdoorsBased on my experience with the HME support post it should work on most any pop-up blind with the center hub system incorporated into the roof via the hub and poles. The support pole has a removable flange or cup that has two Velcro straps that will attach the cup to the support poles at the hub for removal of the post when you are in the blind. The support post has a screw in the post to allow the post to move up and down so you can remove the post while inside and keep the cup or flange still attached to the ceiling hub. So far I have had 4 to 6 inches of very wet heavy snow on mine and its held up with no problem. I own two Tidewe ground blinds and one barronett ground blind and it works for both. Got mine last year during our rifle season and used it during both our rifle and muzzle loader season with great results.

Thank you! I will definitely look into these. Here in Northern Michigan we keep ours up through New Years to be able to hunt till end of season, then we take them down. We had a total of over two feet already this year and had to clear them off twice. These support poles will be a great addition. 😁

yes it is, cold, but beautiful! thanks for commenting.

That's awesome!

Oh my goodness. That's huge! Not to mention a lot of nuts!!!

I guess zone 1 (Yoop) is kept muzzleloader only. Good luck getting your doe. I absolutely love late archery season, but apparently late archery only doesn't exist anymore. So, I'll be sharing the deer woods with my late doe hunter friends. Good luck. And yes, aim small,.miss small