Mike, I was a detective and street cop for 32 years in Los Angeles. I did my job by this creedo, There is the letter of the law and the spirit of the law. To try and live by the letter of the law is impossible. I lived by the spirit of the law.
A lot of cops these days enforce "their feelings" and have no concept of what laws there are. Too many to be productive, but instead do so much harm and injustice to the average citizens they "swore" an oath to serve and protect. Just my opinion 😢😢😢
My uncle was Ed Davis chief police Los Angeles in the seventies and he always said there is a spirit of the law and there is also the letter of the law it is very important for any officer to understand when is needed to enforce the letter of the law and to enforce the spirit of the law there's a definite change you know and I see a lot of officers that get recorded that do let their feelings etc get the better of them we have gotten far too sensitive hypersensitive hand is doing a lot more damage than good and that's a sad thing cuz I've worked in the law enforcement areas not as a cop I've been security and I can tell you you have a fine line that you need to tote and any police officer that's really good at his job have absolute Total and complete respect for 🤠😎🤠
Stop fibbing! You never ever twisted something your way? Never? As a cop? We all cheat a little! So you're saying Never never twisted the truth or bent the law? I call foul Ball buddy! None of us are perfect mostly a cop or politician! Now tell the truth
Spirit of the Law as you see it? The law is very clearly written in black and white ink! You either follow the Laws or you don't! You swore an oath to uphold the constitution ? But your thin blue line breaks the Oath! Shall not Infringe!!!!
Good morning! I enjoy watching you and a few other folks that sell firewood. Respect the fact that you know what seasoned wood is. Survived a widow maker heart attack last Friday had 2 guys bringing me firewood. Both were told I need 16" wood and both said it was seasoned wood. First guy brought seasoned wood but had to ask neighbors to cut it in half and split some of it by hand. The other guys wood is 16" mainly would have liked it to be split smaller. Delivered it about 8pm when neighbors carried it in for us even my wife could tell it wasn't seasoned, bark is still tight. My wife said I wish we lived closer to the Morgan's to get our wood from. Lol
A lot of people don’t know what seasoned wood is. I see them all the time say yes it was dead for a couple years when I cut it . Well that’s what you call dead wood. If you cut a tree when the sap is up and then split it and let it cure then you have seasoned wood that sap is like resons and shoots the btu up a lot. Another thing like Mike says is the red oak is so much better yes it is around here in Oklahoma that outher stuff he sells is junk wood. If you have a wood kitchen stove you can get a fire started and put a few pieces of black jack splitter in about 1 inch slithers and boy you can cook up some biscuits and gravy real good
Hi Mike from Durham City in England. Every winter I, alongside many thousands like me, place bird seed in the small feeder I placed by my front window, and watch as my many feathered friends gather round to help keep their strength up during these cold months. Truth be told, if I don't check to see if the feeder needs replenishing, the little guys are queuing up, standing on the bare bush, reminding me that they're hungry. You stay safe, as well as all the family.
We have a cabin in PA and you are correct about the 30 days before deer season starts. We feed deer during the winter to help supplement their diet. We use mineral blocks, they seem to eat that a bit slower and layout our corn. Of course, the mineral blocks costs more, but are healthier than just corn. Looking forward to seeing the work at the WV cabin.
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Yet another one of your interesting videos, always look forward to your next one. Here in Saskatchewan Canada of course it's not corn country, but I've seen quite a number of people feeding deer nice green hay or alfalfa hay. Especially up north in lake country about ½ hour north of where we live. They really seem to go for that too, of course our winters are a lot longer and colder up here than yours. Because when you get 2 feet of snow and 25 - 35 degrees C. temperatures for a week at a time it really takes a toll on those poor little fellas, especially the older ones. May God bless you and your family.
Those deer thank you for your generosity! Its such a good thing too do.they look so healthy and vibrant too.thanks too good people like you and yours.god bless you all in the name of Jesus Christ Almighty Amen
I fed deer in NE Connecticut . Just don't stop till weather improves. We had 4ft of snow on the ground back around 2012, def not normal. I put out clover hay. The polked at it and ate but sadly the coyotes figured out what was going on so I had to stop. I plowed off my front lawn and spread corn. One evening we had 20 dear and idk how many turkeys. The turkeys we up in the choke cherry trees roosting and would wait for the corn. It was a tough winter.
Back in the early 60’s in PA when I was just a young lad, my uncle put me into a deer stand with my new 30-30. He then handed me a sack filled with apples and told me although it was illegal to bait deer during hunting season, there was nothing wrong with eating apples when in your deer stand and after you take a bite out of each apple, throw them as far as you can so they don’t make a mess under the tree. Old country logic, LOL
Mike, I haven't seen this mentioned, and I may be completely off base with this, but I have been told that the reason to not feed is CWD spread. Supposedly CWD is spread thru saliva and feeding in close proximity increases the chance for CWD spread.
How do you like the spypoint cameras? I have 13 of them. 3 Moultries and 1 Browning. Spypoint seems to be pretty good. I have 2 with separate solar panels and I haven't touched them in about a year. Now and then I get one that acts up.Also I found out that opening the spypoints battery latch take a knife blade against the case and latch and it pops right open. But that part of life. When they are out of warrenty and I have no further way to repair them they make a great targets. I'm getting up there in age so decided to get a Polaris Ranger Northstar with heat and air. Picking it up tomorrow. Central Illinois.
Hey Mike, I grew up in the north and in the winter's we used to feed the birds to help them make it through the winters. I sort of equate that to the same thing you're doing for the deer, when animals can't locate food due to excessive snow/ice/depth, then a helping hand helps them from expending energy foraging for food! You're also only doing it to help help them and keep the herd strong, so I'm not sure why people are so spun up on it. All the best, shout out to the Huntman! Thanks, Brian Prosper, TX
The issue with deer is their digestive system changes in the winter to produce certain acids that allow them to digest twigs, buds, cedar etc that they wouldn’t eat in warmer seasons. When fed corn, this winter stomach acid can’t break it down. This can kill the deer, but this is more problematic in areas with very cold and long winters. So while seeming like a helpful thing to do for the deer, it can actually be detrimental. Up here where I am in Canada we don’t feed corn in the winter. More than one occasion here we’ve had local farmers find dead deer, seemingly healthy, but with a stomach full of undigested corn. I haven’t experienced this personally but with our long cold winters we don’t risk it. Where Mike is in PA I doubt this will affect the deer.
I mentioned in your previous video with the game cams. I have same issue with the door clips even in just cold temps. I found it you put a dab of Vaseline on the latch, no more sticking.
I'd be interested to see how a winter forage would do in your plot. Something like Turnips.... For what it's worth, my neighbor is a vegan lady who feeds deer year-round here in Virginia and our herd is very healthy. We see the same families of deer all year. They bring their new fawns around every summer. They do well.
Mike You should try Capsule feeder. I live in Texas where we can feed all year round including during deer season. I have (2) capsule feeders with 500 pound capacities each. They work great especially for our area. We have lots of wild pigs that are notorious for nocking over feeders. You should look them up! I believe they make them from 100, to 1000 pound capacity. They are a little pricey but well worth the money. Don't know if its legal to even have a broadcast feeder in your area, but just an idea.
Same here where I'm at in Michigan Mike. We have not gotten any big snowfalls just 1-2-3" at a time but it's adding up. One thing, it stays frozen so I'm not digging up a bunch of gravel. Makes for good plowing. I also got a Hydraulic rear blade last year also and man is it nice. Hope your week is good 👍❄
Morning Morgan’s.been real cold here -22 F Tuesday morning,-5 F this morning here in southern Minnesota . No snow so ground will freeze deep this winter. Most of our water service lines are 6 feet deep and we don’t to worry about them freezing , but years like this with no snow for insulation it’s a possibility. Mike I have one of the spypoint cameras with the built in solar panel. It faces southwest. I have not put a battery in it for two years, and it’s out there year round. Here in Minnesota it’s illegal to feed the deer year round. We have issues with CWD and the DNR states that feeding them gathers them up in numbers. I got news for the DNR, they gather up anyway every night there are 15-20 deer eating in the soybean stubble behind our house.
Hi Mike. I live in Berkeley County Wv. Being a c w d County, we cannot feed the deer at all. That being said, the deer living around the farmers corn fields don't seem to have a problem with the corn at all. I enjoy your videos very much. Thanks.
I see you blowing the snow off the vehicle with the leaf blower which is pretty cool at least for powdery snow. My thought for the next powdery snow, is to hook up that hurricane leaf blower on the back of the tractor and see how it does for the driveway !!
Hey Mike, im going to try this again. Leaving a comment with my phone takes forever. I wrote one an hour ago. A very long one. My mother called just as i was finishing. I was on the phone with her for at least a half hour and i can't find my comment so i can finish. Like you we had so many big acorns this year. Each morning my granddaughter and i would collect 2 buckets of the most beautiful, meaty, prime acorns and filled a 55 gallon barrel. When meating the school bus. I have two enormous oaks out front by the street. Ive never deer feeding on these, im guessing because of the traffic. Yet the grossly over populated grey squirls wiped out what we left. Out back between the deer and the squirls you have to look pretty hard to find an acorn now. If there are any left they ar buried under the snow. Every morning now we bring a couple of buckets filled out by the edge of the woods. There aren't so many deer left around here but the few that we have come and enjoy a nice breakfast. The joy on little Skylars face watching these doe is more enjoyable than i ever thought it would be. I hardley think im teaching her to bend the law to her favor. I haven't been hunting i many years now so im certainly not baiting them. Just like you... doing what i can to help. They are the most beautiful animals and i have so much respect for them. Now Skylar is learning that same respect. My wife and i have been raising our two grand children for almost 8 years when sky was 6 months old. I got a tick bite 5 years ago. I didn't get the shot in time and contracted Lyme disease. Somehow triggering a number of different illnesses leaving me disabled. So i don't get to do any of the stuff i always did. Once i found your channel it truly saved my life. I know you find that hard to believe but i am confined to a chair on oxegen in and out of hospitals. Watching these short videos every week honestly bring me back to that life i loved so much. I truly never stopped. Always building something cutting wood up in Maine, hunting fishing, snow mobiling. I did collision repair for almost 50 years. Had a very successful bodyshop which covid wiped out, along with me. Thank you for bring a piece of your life and our many shared thoughts and beliefs into my living room. My son is very popular on social media, all platforms. His name is Danny Brevik aka big brev. Check him out. Following him is what got me on youtube. I also like Levi's Chanel. Ive gone on too long and you probably won't want to read this whole thing. Ill keep them shorter in the future. Again, thank you Dave Brevik Shrewsbury ma.
Hey Morgan’s! I’m up here in Mercer county surrounded by corn fields. The deer are in the cut corn fields daily getting the corn left behind from the combines. Don’t let the clowns fool you. Corn won’t kill the deer. Go out the Midwest where they have some of the biggest bucks and healthiest deer all that those deer eat in the winter is leftover corn and soybeans in the field’s. People just live to complain to hear themselves.
Hi Mike I just watched the last video on feeding the deer. I wouldn't worry about harming the deer, the small amount that you put out really helps them get through the winter. l'm from central Maine, and there is a place in Brownville, Maine that feed the deer all winter. They've been doing this for years, and yes its legal. They have a RUclips channel called (Brownvilles food pantry for deer). You should check it out, hundreds of deer visit this pantry. After seeing how much they feed the deer, you shouldn't have any worries. Love your videos, keep up the good work.
The LX 3310 I have is similar to the one you had previously. I have a 64 inch snowblower on the rear and it's great for gravel Driveway it doesn't pick up too many stones and it's nice when you don't have to deal with snow banks later on. As well as a front plow, I've never tried a rear blade.
Good morning from North Florida 26 with 4 1/2 inches of snow ice mix on the ground. I don’t know how you guys up there do it you are a tougher man than me dealing with the cold day after day. Stay warm and keep them coming have a day
good morning mr. mike, i feed deer on my property in georgia but not corn. the warden told us that deer love corn but cannot metabolize it. i chose grain stock made for the purpose. they are healthy and keep coming for dinner. btw, i also throw in some apples as well. may God bless and keep yall..........g
You mentioned the cold maybe draining your batteries. when I was a kid we always kept batteries in our fridge. the theory was it kept them fresh and lasted longer. now at 67 I still do that. We have a fridge in the garage and the freezer has no light. I put one of those cheap stick on plastic push lens lights in with two aa batteries in it a year ago. still works like a charm.
I feed the deer on my 2 acres through the winter. I don’t hunt here,but try to help the herd. We have between 9 and 16 and really enjoy watching them. I mix sweet feed and corn about 50/50.
My grandfather always said, “when Oak and Hickory trees …produced extra acorns…..It was a sign of a harsh winter.” When it’s that cold, with a hard snow pack, the Deer can’t get down to the buried acorns, and you’re only helping them… just like when people put out birdseed when it snows.
The videos you post are very informative and I was wondering what do other individuals do in your area do when there is this much snow do when they do not have the ability to move snow like you do. Do the just stay hold up till the snow melts? Just wondering from Florida where we do not have this issue.
Since you use the blower for clearing your vehicles, have you thought about/tried using your new cyclone blower for clearing light snow on your driveway? That may be very effective.
In 87 in Maine we had 9 ft. Of snow in January. Seemed like it snowed every day that year. Shoveled the roof off 3 times. The side walk to the house was over my head. My 4 year old was jumping off the roof of the house. But I was young then.
Remember cold (sub zero) starting a carburetored car / truck. Pump the gas?? Set the choke and petal to the floor??? Now we turn the key and the computer & fuel injection starts right up. My Forester starts just like the BlueRu.. Thanks Like Hunter I don't like wearing coats and long pants.
Good day Morgan family, friends, neighbors, critters, and hungry wildlife. That should cover the worthwhirle viewers, the rest can 'go milk a duck' . . gee I haven't used that phrase in over 60 years. You sir are one in a million. You care that the neighborhood is taken care of both human and animal. This world would be such a better place if more people like you. existed. Stay well and safe and keep your powder dry! Richard from NW Okie land.
Hey Mike, have you thought about hooking the leave blower to the tractor and seeing what it would do in the snow? I am from NC and saw a guy doing that the other day. We didn't have 2” to 3” of snow
Upstate in the former Empire State. At 70 years old my list of felonies is most likely long and illustrious! In this cold weather I may even break a wonderful NY State law by warming up my truck before I head into town today! (It is against a little known law in NY to warm up your vehicle.) But on the bright side…… Criminals in NY are catch and release…..
With another TAX CUT for the wealthy, there may not BE any more police. And yes, the Feb tax cut trickles to the states and communities. Eventually there will be no speed limits or police to inforce any laws. Like an old cowboy movie 🎥 .
I'm in the former Empire State too; Orange County; I guess that Remote Start feature on my truck breaks the law a lot, especially these last few days!! And agree, who cares!! They let the real criminals go anyway!
You would be amazed at how good a small articulating machine like the avant and a snow pusher will do best thing ever for plowing. Have a bobcat l23 myself completely blow away how much better it works than anything i have ever used. 350 drive way i can start a the road and push it al the way to my backyard not stopping once. Did it this morning got 6 inchs.
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PS when you spread the corn out on the ground like that the birds will eat a bunch of it ,,, that’s why you need to use your feeder so the deer gets the corn
Hello Mike and Melissa! Glad to see you 2 going out for breakfast and hope she had a wonderful birthday 🎂. Keep feeding the deer the way you are doing it, they certainly seem to enjoy the nutrition and look very healthy.
Here in Western Oregon the deer suffer with a hair loss disease. If you feed them they will come and feed and run the risk of spreading the mites that causse the hair loss. I feed on occasion but don't overdo it. If they have hair loss, they really need the extra calories to survive. The ones I saw yesterday look good.
As a former Minnesota resident and fellow plower of the snow I will tell you your choice of the tractor is excellent. I found that plowing snow is extremely hard on the machine so you want the more solid machine. Could you disclose the artist for the incoming song?
Use the Bison Blower!!!!. We've only had a few snow storms that left an accumulation here in the Salt Lake valley. Our mountains and ski resorts have seen plenty though.
We have been feeding deer year round in Texas and none die from it. Its legal in Texas to use feeders while hunting also. we have some counties that have 20 plus deer per acre.
Mike, think about making you some feed troughs with the white oak you have. Great for keeping the feed off the ground and you can test different types of food to see which the deer prefer. If you feed the deer, they will stay on your place. It looks like your deer herd is healthy from the weight they have. Keep up the good videos. Enjoy them all.
Where I am some people leave the corn standing through the winter until spring, and the deer eat from those corn fields. It's never going to hurt the deer by them having more food to eat 😄 People and the ideas they get or what they believe sometimes 😄
Oh my god, Mike, that shovel is driving me freaking crazy just laying there next to the driveway. 😮 don't anyone else see it? 😂😅😊 I've seen you drive by it in 2 or 3 video's. That's what's bugging doug today. Thanks for sharing Mike 👍🏼 share what you like i enjoy watching 👀
Whether you supplemental feed during the winter or plant food plots and leave standing soybeans or corn it helps the deer get through the stress period especially harsh winter weather. It certainly helps the does support development of unborn fawns and bucks recover from all the chasing during rut.
This guy wakes up looking forward to doing all this! I would hate my life if I had to do this almost every morning with my equipment. We had just 2.5 inches of snow here in Central GA Tuesday, 1st snow in 12yrs, the majority of ppl born and raised in these parts hated it. I couldn't imagine living somewhere like this where it's that common. It's so messy, then melts, and you have water everywhere. Thankfully, it's over here. Us southerners don't like 17° weather! It's been a hard winter here in the south, been 12yrs since one like this. But, highs in the mid-50s this weekend, so hopefully, this is coming to an end!
I really enjoy watching you work. You have what looks to me like modern, good equipment and you sure know how to use it. Neighbor Cliff should never move. Watch you every day you put up a video. Good work.
Mike !! you are a Cinematographer GENIUS!! I could watch an hour of your Best BEGINNINGS to your videos NonStop!! Your camera angles, your editing, the music you choose, ETC ETC ETC are pure Artistic!! This video is another Winning Beginning!! Thank You!! :)
I don't know about Pennsylvania, but here in Florida my wife feeds the deer daily. Not a whole bunch at a time, maybe just a few pounds or so every evening in our back yard. We enjoy seeing not only the deer, but also the turkeys that come up near the house.
My dad had a similar plow set up when I was a kid, and I always had the blade on backwards and drove in reverse. I never realized it was supposed to be used this way. 🤷♂🤷♂
In reference to the deer feeding. I believe people just need to mind their own business. I watch your content which relaxes me. I will continue to watch your great content. Thanks for everything. The deer appreciate your kindness 😂. People just need to relax in my opinion...
Mike: You talk about working on your shed. If you want there is a video "Sawing with Sandy", "Fun is Gone", that shows him working on his shed in a snowstorm in Ontario. He has about 3 feet of snow on the roofs, and it just keeps snowing on him. Just thought that you might like to see it. It will be nice to see what you decide for the shed. Windows would be neat, as long as you don't break them putting your equipment in. Take care and stay safe.
Most places that I have checked, it is illegal to do what is considered baiting the deer. That 30 days rule would be considered baiting. As for grain feeding deer, I live in a row crop area. When above ground grain crops are planted, all wildlife pre take to different extends. To my knowledge, none of the wildlife die from eating these crops. .
I would be interested to know how your big red leaf blower would do on your property. Your hand held leaf blower was an epic idea that I use up here in Idaho. Thanks for the videos.
It’s like them deer where waiting and watching from the tree line for the food. They probably had scouts that ran back and told the Hurd it was time to eat! Haha
We have a neighbor who feed the deer with grain when the ground is covered with ice and snow. They have a large garden and feed the waste from the garden all summer. I have counted as many as twenty-seven in his back yard. Little pleasure in life but I look forward to seeing Deer and Turkey at Four PM every day... 💝💝
@582ChevelleSS curious to know what year SS Chevelle you've got ?? I had a 1969 Chevelle & wish I'd have never sold it. Sold it back in 1994 or 95 to a man who had a Son who was in College and they wanted a father and son total restoration project on a 69 Chevelle and mine needed a paint job and some other odds and ends but I was still driving it . I also had Some MOPAR'S a 68 Dodge Charger, 71 Plymouth Roadrunner, 73 Dodge Demon and a few other MOPAR muscle cars. They're all worth their weight in Gold now, Wish now I would've never sold none of them to be Honest! But hind sight is 20/20.
@@CC-Rider4564I know how you feel. I have a 1970 Chevelle SS that was originally the L34 version with the 396. I have since upgraded the motor to a 582 cu-in which was built by Shaiforff racing in Long Island NY. It’s a beast for sure. It’s a conservative 800hp on 93 octane
And here we are in North Idaho and I haven’t got to plow once. We’ve only had five days of insignificant snowfall this Winter. I haven’t even hooked my plow up to my tractor yet.
Love your choice of music this morning. I don't disagree with feeding the deer either, I'd go one step further and put out a mineral block also. Depending on if they lick or nibble would be the deciding factor of using a block or loose salt. I like feeding the birds also, not a blue-jay fan. They seem to be the backyard bullies. I remember as a kid the DNR would fly in hay for the critters in the big parks, not sure if they still do.
Morning Mike and family, In my area, NWPA, the deer will tear up a harvested corn field looking for a morsel of food. Corn isn't the best thing for them, but they will eat what they find. Second minus 14 F here, when you put that minus sign in front of a number it doesn't matter cold is cold at the point.
Brownville, Maine food pantry feeds deer for about 4 months. But they feed oats, acorns, sweet feed and apples. They feed about 200 deer per day during the peak time of the year.
Good morning Mike. I do believe that it's perfectly legal to feed the wildlife (deer) up until 30 days before deer season. And after deer season. There are Sportsman's clubs that give away bags of corn for just that reason and right down the road from me is a place to buy 50# bags of shelled corn for $11. The PGC has food plots all over our area here in North Central Pennsylvania. Although I do have a neighbor with a feeder that has a sign that says, "Squirrels and Chipmunks only". God bless and have a wonderful day.
Here in Canada - we had some maple syrup up on Marketplace and we had a visit by a food inspector because we didn't meet the labeling requirements. There are about 7 things that need to be on labels. No problem to get it updated, but we didn't even know there were rules/regs related to labeling Maple Syrup. Everything is almost set for this year and it wasn't even expensive to implement.
Amish builders in my area (north central Ohio) will work outside when it is 15 degrees or above. In 2015 I had a crew working at my place at this time of the year and it was much colder. They do have some creative ways to keep warm too, like making a heater out of a metal 5 gallon bucket and burning saw dust from their saws.
Mike I need you to come plow my drive. I’m about 40 miles North of the Gulf of America with 12”. Definitely not prepared for this! lol. Have a good day!
Recently retired peace officer and I’ve been asked same thing over the years. My response was always, the Ten Commandments pretty much cover em all. Here, we keep protein out in feeders all year and feed protein/corn mix from September to January.
try alfalfa pellets, cheap and deer go wild for them. also i made some feeding tables out of cutting a plastic 55 gallon barrel in half and setting them into a cheap wood frame 24" off the ground. that will help the deer from stepping on food, peeing /pooping on ground food cant be good for them
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Mike, I was a detective and street cop for 32 years in Los Angeles. I did my job by this creedo, There is the letter of the law and the spirit of the law. To try and live by the letter of the law is impossible. I lived by the spirit of the law.
A lot of cops these days enforce "their feelings" and have no concept of what laws there are. Too many to be productive, but instead do so much harm and injustice to the average citizens they "swore" an oath to serve and protect. Just my opinion 😢😢😢
My uncle was Ed Davis chief police Los Angeles in the seventies and he always said there is a spirit of the law and there is also the letter of the law it is very important for any officer to understand when is needed to enforce the letter of the law and to enforce the spirit of the law there's a definite change you know and I see a lot of officers that get recorded that do let their feelings etc get the better of them we have gotten far too sensitive hypersensitive hand is doing a lot more damage than good and that's a sad thing cuz I've worked in the law enforcement areas not as a cop I've been security and I can tell you you have a fine line that you need to tote and any police officer that's really good at his job have absolute Total and complete respect for 🤠😎🤠
Stop fibbing! You never ever twisted something your way? Never? As a cop? We all cheat a little! So you're saying Never never twisted the truth or bent the law? I call foul Ball buddy! None of us are perfect mostly a cop or politician! Now tell the truth
@phillipjgustafson9792 Ed Davis was chief when I started.
Spirit of the Law as you see it? The law is very clearly written in black and white ink! You either follow the Laws or you don't! You swore an oath to uphold the constitution ? But your thin blue line breaks the Oath! Shall not Infringe!!!!
Simple solution. Feed the squirrels and put a sign up that any deer found eating this squirrel food are doing so at their own risk.
That's a good idea! 😂
+ Unless someone puts a sign : feeding the squirrel's illegal 🧐 ??!
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Then feed the birds
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Good morning! I enjoy watching you and a few other folks that sell firewood. Respect the fact that you know what seasoned wood is. Survived a widow maker heart attack last Friday had 2 guys bringing me firewood. Both were told I need 16" wood and both said it was seasoned wood. First guy brought seasoned wood but had to ask neighbors to cut it in half and split some of it by hand. The other guys wood is 16" mainly would have liked it to be split smaller. Delivered it about 8pm when neighbors carried it in for us even my wife could tell it wasn't seasoned, bark is still tight. My wife said I wish we lived closer to the Morgan's to get our wood from. Lol
A lot of people don’t know what seasoned wood is. I see them all the time say yes it was dead for a couple years when I cut it . Well that’s what you call dead wood. If you cut a tree when the sap is up and then split it and let it cure then you have seasoned wood that sap is like resons and shoots the btu up a lot. Another thing like Mike says is the red oak is so much better yes it is around here in Oklahoma that outher stuff he sells is junk wood. If you have a wood kitchen stove you can get a fire started and put a few pieces of black jack splitter in about 1 inch slithers and boy you can cook up some biscuits and gravy real good
Hi Mike from Durham City in England. Every winter I, alongside many thousands like me, place bird seed in the small feeder I placed by my front window, and watch as my many feathered friends gather round to help keep their strength up during these cold months. Truth be told, if I don't check to see if the feeder needs replenishing, the little guys are queuing up, standing on the bare bush, reminding me that they're hungry. You stay safe, as well as all the family.
Why did I read this with a British accent like the Grand Tour RUclips guy’s accent?
We have a cabin in PA and you are correct about the 30 days before deer season starts. We feed deer during the winter to help supplement their diet. We use mineral blocks, they seem to eat that a bit slower and layout our corn. Of course, the mineral blocks costs more, but are healthier than just corn. Looking forward to seeing the work at the WV cabin.
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Yet another one of your interesting videos, always look forward to your next one. Here in Saskatchewan Canada of course it's not corn country, but I've seen quite a number of people feeding deer nice green hay or alfalfa hay. Especially up north in lake country about ½ hour north of where we live. They really seem to go for that too, of course our winters are a lot longer and colder up here than yours. Because when you get 2 feet of snow and 25 - 35 degrees C. temperatures for a week at a time it really takes a toll on those poor little fellas, especially the older ones. May God bless you and your family.
Those deer thank you for your generosity! Its such a good thing too do.they look so healthy and vibrant too.thanks too good people like you and yours.god bless you all in the name of Jesus Christ Almighty Amen
I fed deer in NE Connecticut . Just don't stop till weather improves. We had 4ft of snow on the ground back around 2012, def not normal. I put out clover hay. The polked at it and ate but sadly the coyotes figured out what was going on so I had to stop. I plowed off my front lawn and spread corn. One evening we had 20 dear and idk how many turkeys. The turkeys we up in the choke cherry trees roosting and would wait for the corn. It was a tough winter.
Back in the early 60’s in PA when I was just a young lad, my uncle put me into a deer stand with my new 30-30. He then handed me a sack filled with apples and told me although it was illegal to bait deer during hunting season, there was nothing wrong with eating apples when in your deer stand and after you take a bite out of each apple, throw them as far as you can so they don’t make a mess under the tree. Old country logic, LOL
Mike, I haven't seen this mentioned, and I may be completely off base with this, but I have been told that the reason to not feed is CWD spread. Supposedly CWD is spread thru saliva and feeding in close proximity increases the chance for CWD spread.
Well then it will be impossible to stop in farm country where deer like to feed in the same spots in the field.
How do you like the spypoint cameras? I have 13 of them. 3 Moultries and 1 Browning. Spypoint seems to be pretty good. I have 2 with separate solar panels and I haven't touched them in about a year. Now and then I get one that acts up.Also I found out that opening the spypoints battery latch take a knife blade against the case and latch and it pops right open. But that part of life. When they are out of warrenty and I have no further way to repair them they make a great targets. I'm getting up there in age so decided to get a Polaris Ranger Northstar with heat and air. Picking it up tomorrow. Central Illinois.
Hey Mike, I grew up in the north and in the winter's we used to feed the birds to help them make it through the winters. I sort of equate that to the same thing you're doing for the deer, when animals can't locate food due to excessive snow/ice/depth, then a helping hand helps them from expending energy foraging for food! You're also only doing it to help help them and keep the herd strong, so I'm not sure why people are so spun up on it. All the best, shout out to the Huntman! Thanks, Brian Prosper, TX
The issue with deer is their digestive system changes in the winter to produce certain acids that allow them to digest twigs, buds, cedar etc that they wouldn’t eat in warmer seasons. When fed corn, this winter stomach acid can’t break it down. This can kill the deer, but this is more problematic in areas with very cold and long winters. So while seeming like a helpful thing to do for the deer, it can actually be detrimental. Up here where I am in Canada we don’t feed corn in the winter. More than one occasion here we’ve had local farmers find dead deer, seemingly healthy, but with a stomach full of undigested corn. I haven’t experienced this personally but with our long cold winters we don’t risk it. Where Mike is in PA I doubt this will affect the deer.
I mentioned in your previous video with the game cams. I have same issue with the door clips even in just cold temps. I found it you put a dab of Vaseline on the latch, no more sticking.
Good morning from Ontario , Canada 🇨🇦 😊
I'd be interested to see how a winter forage would do in your plot. Something like Turnips.... For what it's worth, my neighbor is a vegan lady who feeds deer year-round here in Virginia and our herd is very healthy. We see the same families of deer all year. They bring their new fawns around every summer. They do well.
Mike You should try Capsule feeder. I live in Texas where we can feed all year round including during deer season. I have (2) capsule feeders with 500 pound capacities each. They work great especially for our area. We have lots of wild pigs that are notorious for nocking over feeders. You should look them up! I believe they make them from 100, to 1000 pound capacity. They are a little pricey but well worth the money. Don't know if its legal to even have a broadcast feeder in your area, but just an idea.
Same here where I'm at in Michigan Mike. We have not gotten any big snowfalls just 1-2-3" at a time but it's adding up. One thing, it stays frozen so I'm not digging up a bunch of gravel. Makes for good plowing. I also got a Hydraulic rear blade last year also and man is it nice. Hope your week is good 👍❄
Morning Morgan’s.been real cold here -22 F Tuesday morning,-5 F this morning here in southern Minnesota . No snow so ground will freeze deep this winter. Most of our water service lines are 6 feet deep and we don’t to worry about them freezing , but years like this with no snow for insulation it’s a possibility. Mike I have one of the spypoint cameras with the built in solar panel. It faces southwest. I have not put a battery in it for two years, and it’s out there year round. Here in Minnesota it’s illegal to feed the deer year round. We have issues with CWD and the DNR states that feeding them gathers them up in numbers. I got news for the DNR, they gather up anyway every night there are 15-20 deer eating in the soybean stubble behind our house.
Hi Mike. I live in Berkeley County Wv. Being a c w d County, we cannot feed the deer at all. That being said, the deer living around the farmers corn fields don't seem to have a problem with the corn at all. I enjoy your videos very much. Thanks.
Hey Mike, In the dead of winter a few bales of grass hay can help the deer make it through these harsh times.
I see you blowing the snow off the vehicle with the leaf blower which is pretty cool at least for powdery snow. My thought for the next powdery snow, is to hook up that hurricane leaf blower on the back of the tractor and see how it does for the driveway !!
Hey Mike, im going to try this again. Leaving a comment with my phone takes forever. I wrote one an hour ago. A very long one. My mother called just as i was finishing. I was on the phone with her for at least a half hour and i can't find my comment so i can finish.
Like you we had so many big acorns this year. Each morning my granddaughter and i would collect 2 buckets of the most beautiful, meaty, prime acorns and filled a 55 gallon barrel. When meating the school bus. I have two enormous oaks out front by the street. Ive never deer feeding on these, im guessing because of the traffic. Yet the grossly over populated grey squirls wiped out what we left. Out back between the deer and the squirls you have to look pretty hard to find an acorn now. If there are any left they ar buried under the snow. Every morning now we bring a couple of buckets filled out by the edge of the woods. There aren't so many deer left around here but the few that we have come and enjoy a nice breakfast. The joy on little Skylars face watching these doe is more enjoyable than i ever thought it would be. I hardley think im teaching her to bend the law to her favor. I haven't been hunting i many years now so im certainly not baiting them. Just like you... doing what i can to help. They are the most beautiful animals and i have so much respect for them. Now Skylar is learning that same respect. My wife and i have been raising our two grand children for almost 8 years when sky was 6 months old. I got a tick bite 5 years ago. I didn't get the shot in time and contracted Lyme disease. Somehow triggering a number of different illnesses leaving me disabled. So i don't get to do any of the stuff i always did. Once i found your channel it truly saved my life. I know you find that hard to believe but i am confined to a chair on oxegen in and out of hospitals. Watching these short videos every week honestly bring me back to that life i loved so much. I truly never stopped. Always building something cutting wood up in Maine, hunting fishing, snow mobiling. I did collision repair for almost 50 years. Had a very successful bodyshop which covid wiped out, along with me.
Thank you for bring a piece of your life and our many shared thoughts and beliefs into my living room. My son is very popular on social media, all platforms. His name is Danny Brevik aka big brev. Check him out. Following him is what got me on youtube. I also like Levi's Chanel. Ive gone on too long and you probably won't want to read this whole thing. Ill keep them shorter in the future. Again, thank you Dave Brevik Shrewsbury ma.
Thanks Dave and Best of Luck
Hey Morgan’s! I’m up here in Mercer county surrounded by corn fields. The deer are in the cut corn fields daily getting the corn left behind from the combines. Don’t let the clowns fool you. Corn won’t kill the deer. Go out the Midwest where they have some of the biggest bucks and healthiest deer all that those deer eat in the winter is leftover corn and soybeans in the field’s. People just live to complain to hear themselves.
I enjoyed reading your comments
Hi Mike I just watched the last video on feeding the deer. I wouldn't worry about harming the deer, the small amount that you put out really helps them get through the winter. l'm from central Maine, and there is a place in Brownville, Maine that feed the deer all winter. They've been doing this for years, and yes its legal. They have a RUclips channel called (Brownvilles food pantry for deer). You should check it out, hundreds of deer visit this pantry. After seeing how much they feed the deer, you shouldn't have any worries. Love your videos, keep up the good work.
The LX 3310 I have is similar to the one you had previously. I have a 64 inch snowblower on the rear and it's great for gravel Driveway it doesn't pick up too many stones and it's nice when you don't have to deal with snow banks later on. As well as a front plow, I've never tried a rear blade.
Good morning from North Florida 26 with 4 1/2 inches of snow ice mix on the ground. I don’t know how you guys up there do it you are a tougher man than me dealing with the cold day after day. Stay warm and keep them coming have a day
good morning mr. mike, i feed deer on my property in georgia but not corn. the warden told us that deer love corn but cannot metabolize it. i chose grain stock made for the purpose. they are healthy and keep coming for dinner. btw, i also throw in some apples as well. may God bless and keep yall..........g
At least it's a "dry snow"! Along with some dry humor.
You mentioned the cold maybe draining your batteries. when I was a kid we always kept batteries in our fridge. the theory was it kept them fresh and lasted longer. now at 67 I still do that. We have a fridge in the garage and the freezer has no light. I put one of those cheap stick on plastic push lens lights in with two aa batteries in it a year ago. still works like a charm.
I feed the deer on my 2 acres through the winter. I don’t hunt here,but try to help the herd. We have between 9 and 16 and really enjoy watching them. I mix sweet feed and corn about 50/50.
My grandfather always said, “when Oak and Hickory trees …produced extra acorns…..It was a sign of a harsh winter.” When it’s that cold, with a hard snow pack, the Deer can’t get down to the buried acorns, and you’re only helping them… just like when people put out birdseed when it snows.
Feed the birds in the winter so they eat the bugs in the summer
@@kellymeade4587 Yea, I can't remember the last time I had a good roast sparrow dinner
The videos you post are very informative and I was wondering what do other individuals do in your area do when there is this much snow do when they do not have the ability to move snow like you do. Do the just stay hold up till the snow melts? Just wondering from Florida where we do not have this issue.
Since you use the blower for clearing your vehicles, have you thought about/tried using your new cyclone blower for clearing light snow on your driveway? That may be very effective.
Good afternoon from Upstate South Carolina. Another day, Another bucket of firewood. Have a productive day.
In 87 in Maine we had 9 ft. Of snow in January. Seemed like it snowed every day that year. Shoveled the roof off 3 times. The side walk to the house was over my head. My 4 year old was jumping off the roof of the house. But I was young then.
I use battery powered feeders that conserves cost plus just a supplement so deer not to be dependent from their natural food consumption.
Remember cold (sub zero) starting a carburetored car / truck. Pump the gas?? Set the choke and petal to the floor??? Now we turn the key and the computer & fuel injection starts right up. My Forester starts just like the BlueRu.. Thanks Like Hunter I don't like wearing coats and long pants.
Good day Morgan family, friends, neighbors, critters, and hungry wildlife. That should cover the worthwhirle viewers, the rest can 'go milk a duck' . . gee I haven't used that phrase in over 60 years. You sir are one in a million. You care that the neighborhood is taken care of both human and animal. This world would be such a better place if more people like you. existed. Stay well and safe and keep your powder dry! Richard from NW Okie land.
That is very kind thanks
I miss plowing snow as I found it so therapeutic.
I find this soothing to watch! Your tractor makes it look so easy. I can sit here with my coffee and enjoy the beauty without getting cold! Thanks!
Hey Mike, have you thought about hooking the leave blower to the tractor and seeing what it would do in the snow? I am from NC and saw a guy doing that the other day. We didn't have 2” to 3” of snow
Upstate in the former Empire State. At 70 years old my list of felonies is most likely long and illustrious! In this cold weather I may even break a wonderful NY State law by warming up my truck before I head into town today! (It is against a little known law in NY to warm up your vehicle.) But on the bright side…… Criminals in NY are catch and release…..
With another TAX CUT for the wealthy, there may not BE any more police. And yes, the Feb tax cut trickles to the states and communities. Eventually there will be no speed limits or police to inforce any laws. Like an old cowboy movie 🎥 .
I'm in the former Empire State too; Orange County; I guess that Remote Start feature on my truck breaks the law a lot, especially these last few days!! And agree, who cares!! They let the real criminals go anyway!
South of Albany New York outlaw warn the truck up at 5am so I can go to work and pay the taxes for people who choose to say home
You would be amazed at how good a small articulating machine like the avant and a snow pusher will do best thing ever for plowing. Have a bobcat l23 myself completely blow away how much better it works than anything i have ever used. 350 drive way i can start a the road and push it al the way to my backyard not stopping once. Did it this morning got 6 inchs.
Nothing wrong with taking care of your deer heard in the winter time. A tire suggestion good year assurance, all weather does exceptionally well in the winter time and very well in the summertime Nokian also provides a version of a all weather tire that is also incredible as well, I have personal experience with both these products and I just love both of them.
PS when you spread the corn out on the ground like that the birds will eat a bunch of it ,,, that’s why you need to use your feeder so the deer gets the corn
Hello Mike and Melissa!
Glad to see you 2 going out for breakfast and hope she had a wonderful birthday 🎂. Keep feeding the deer the way you are doing it, they certainly seem to enjoy the nutrition and look very healthy.
😂"Hunter may have been putting corn out..."😂🤣😂
When you're at Messick's, you can find out about that hump in the headliner of the tractor.
Here in Western Oregon the deer suffer with a hair loss disease. If you feed them they will come and feed and run the risk of spreading the mites that causse the hair loss. I feed on occasion but don't overdo it. If they have hair loss, they really need the extra calories to survive. The ones I saw yesterday look good.
As a former Minnesota resident and fellow plower of the snow I will tell you your choice of the tractor is excellent. I found that plowing snow is extremely hard on the machine so you want the more solid machine.
Could you disclose the artist for the incoming song?
Good morning Mike and Melissa! Hope you have a fantastic week. Stay warm!
Good morning from the road. I hope Melissa had an awesome birthday weekend. Have a day!
Use the Bison Blower!!!!. We've only had a few snow storms that left an accumulation here in the Salt Lake valley. Our mountains and ski resorts have seen plenty though.
We have been feeding deer year round in Texas and none die from it. Its legal in Texas to use feeders while hunting also. we have some counties that have 20 plus deer per acre.
Mike, think about making you some feed troughs with the white oak you have. Great for keeping the feed off the ground and you can test different types of food to see which the deer prefer. If you feed the deer, they will stay on your place. It looks like your deer herd is healthy from the weight they have. Keep up the good videos. Enjoy them all.
Where I am some people leave the corn standing through the winter until spring, and the deer eat from those corn fields. It's never going to hurt the deer by them having more food to eat 😄 People and the ideas they get or what they believe sometimes 😄
Oh my god, Mike, that shovel is driving me freaking crazy just laying there next to the driveway. 😮 don't anyone else see it? 😂😅😊 I've seen you drive by it in 2 or 3 video's.
That's what's bugging doug today. Thanks for sharing Mike 👍🏼 share what you like i enjoy watching 👀
we are logging so the deer are browsing on the tree tops!
Thanks Mike for the Video
I don't know about anyone else But I Have Had Enough Of Winter! Now!
Keep Smiling On!!
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That slow motion of the Mrs. M was a great edit.
Have a great and safe day!
Whether you supplemental feed during the winter or plant food plots and leave standing soybeans or corn it helps the deer get through the stress period especially harsh winter weather. It certainly helps the does support development of unborn fawns and bucks recover from all the chasing during rut.
This guy wakes up looking forward to doing all this! I would hate my life if I had to do this almost every morning with my equipment. We had just 2.5 inches of snow here in Central GA Tuesday, 1st snow in 12yrs, the majority of ppl born and raised in these parts hated it. I couldn't imagine living somewhere like this where it's that common. It's so messy, then melts, and you have water everywhere. Thankfully, it's over here. Us southerners don't like 17° weather! It's been a hard winter here in the south, been 12yrs since one like this. But, highs in the mid-50s this weekend, so hopefully, this is coming to an end!
I really enjoy watching you work. You have what looks to me like modern, good equipment and you sure know how to use it. Neighbor Cliff should never move. Watch you every day you put up a video. Good work.
Mike !! you are a Cinematographer GENIUS!! I could watch an hour of your Best BEGINNINGS to your videos NonStop!! Your camera angles, your editing, the music you choose, ETC ETC ETC are pure Artistic!! This video is another Winning Beginning!! Thank You!! :)
Absolutely true re video angle shots! I imagine it's Melissa's work also.
I don't know about Pennsylvania, but here in Florida my wife feeds the deer daily. Not a whole bunch at a time, maybe just a few pounds or so every evening in our back yard. We enjoy seeing not only the deer, but also the turkeys that come up near the house.
My dad had a similar plow set up when I was a kid, and I always had the blade on backwards and drove in reverse. I never realized it was supposed to be used this way. 🤷♂🤷♂
In reference to the deer feeding. I believe people just need to mind their own business. I watch your content which relaxes me. I will continue to watch your great content. Thanks for everything. The deer appreciate your kindness 😂. People just need to relax in my opinion...
Great video Mike. You guys take care out in this immense cold. Glad you two enjoyed a good breakfast together. 👍❤️
Mike: You talk about working on your shed. If you want there is a video "Sawing with Sandy", "Fun is Gone", that shows him working on his shed in a snowstorm in Ontario. He has about 3 feet of snow on the roofs, and it just keeps snowing on him. Just thought that you might like to see it. It will be nice to see what you decide for the shed. Windows would be neat, as long as you don't break them putting your equipment in. Take care and stay safe.
Most places that I have checked, it is illegal to do what is considered baiting the deer. That 30 days rule would be considered baiting. As for grain feeding deer, I live in a row crop area. When above ground grain crops are planted, all wildlife pre take to different extends. To my knowledge, none of the wildlife die from eating these crops. .
Thank Mike! That was a good Jag of dear! Have a good Thursday!!
Hey Mike That is how you keep your stone spreading skills up to date over the winter months😆😆🤔✌✌✌
I would be interested to know how your big red leaf blower would do on your property. Your hand held leaf blower was an epic idea that I use up here in Idaho. Thanks for the videos.
It’s like them deer where waiting and watching from the tree line for the food. They probably had scouts that ran back and told the Hurd it was time to eat! Haha
Snow is so pretty thank you for sharing it❤
Brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!....Love that Portable handheld heater!
Your back blade works great.
I only had a back blade in the mountains of western Maryland. I learned to love the back blade.
We have a neighbor who feed the deer with grain when the ground is covered with ice and snow. They have a large garden and feed the waste from the garden all summer. I have counted as many as twenty-seven in his back yard. Little pleasure in life but I look forward to seeing Deer and Turkey at Four PM every day... 💝💝
So what you're saying is it's really you feeding the deer at 4PM every day ?
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Up here its 4pm buffet for our Doves every night
@582ChevelleSS curious to know what year SS Chevelle you've got ??
I had a 1969 Chevelle & wish I'd have never sold it. Sold it back in 1994 or 95 to a man who had a Son who was in College and they wanted a father and son total restoration project on a 69 Chevelle and mine needed a paint job and some other odds and ends but I was still driving it .
I also had Some MOPAR'S a 68 Dodge Charger, 71 Plymouth Roadrunner, 73 Dodge Demon and a few other MOPAR muscle cars. They're all worth their weight in Gold now, Wish now I would've never sold none of them to be Honest! But hind sight is 20/20.
@@CC-Rider4564I know how you feel. I have a 1970 Chevelle SS that was originally the L34 version with the 396. I have since upgraded the motor to a 582 cu-in which was built by Shaiforff racing in Long Island NY. It’s a beast for sure. It’s a conservative 800hp on 93 octane
Good idea on the windows in the new build!
Mike you should try out that big super duty leaf blower on the snow 😅
And here we are in North Idaho and I haven’t got to plow once. We’ve only had five days of insignificant snowfall this Winter. I haven’t even hooked my plow up to my tractor yet.
That’s crazy
I love the comment one gentleman made about NY laws being catch and release !!!! very true!!!
Love your choice of music this morning. I don't disagree with feeding the deer either, I'd go one step further and put out a mineral block also. Depending on if they lick or nibble would be the deciding factor of using a block or loose salt. I like feeding the birds also, not a blue-jay fan. They seem to be the backyard bullies. I remember as a kid the DNR would fly in hay for the critters in the big parks, not sure if they still do.
Morning Mike and family, In my area, NWPA, the deer will tear up a harvested corn field looking for a morsel of food. Corn isn't the best thing for them, but they will eat what they find. Second minus 14 F here, when you put that minus sign in front of a number it doesn't matter cold is cold at the point.
Brownville, Maine food pantry feeds deer for about 4 months. But they feed oats, acorns, sweet feed and apples. They feed about 200 deer per day during the peak time of the year.
You’re a good neighbor plowing Cliff’s driveway ❤
Good morning Mike. I do believe that it's perfectly legal to feed the wildlife (deer) up until 30 days before deer season. And after deer season. There are Sportsman's clubs that give away bags of corn for just that reason and right down the road from me is a place to buy 50# bags of shelled corn for $11. The PGC has food plots all over our area here in North Central Pennsylvania. Although I do have a neighbor with a feeder that has a sign that says, "Squirrels and Chipmunks only". God bless and have a wonderful day.
Good morning from Kentucky . Hope you all have a safe and blessed day .
Here in Canada - we had some maple syrup up on Marketplace and we had a visit by a food inspector because we didn't meet the labeling requirements. There are about 7 things that need to be on labels. No problem to get it updated, but we didn't even know there were rules/regs related to labeling Maple Syrup. Everything is almost set for this year and it wasn't even expensive to implement.
Mike, may wanna consider putting anti gel in your diesel. I'm sort of shocked you already haven't had problems.
Good Morning Morgan Family 🌞- Have a Wonderful and Blessed Day 🤠.
People in Canada and Alaska love those Subaru's for a reason. Best AWD system out there.
It is a great car!
MIKE, THE ABUNDANCE OF ACORNS WAS AN INDICATION OF A HARD WINTER!
Amish builders in my area (north central Ohio) will work outside when it is 15 degrees or above. In 2015 I had a crew working at my place at this time of the year and it was much colder. They do have some creative ways to keep warm too, like making a heater out of a metal 5 gallon bucket and burning saw dust from their saws.
Mike I need you to come plow my drive. I’m about 40 miles North of the Gulf of America with 12”. Definitely not prepared for this! lol. Have a good day!
If I could get the time off work I come plowing it and bring my snowmobile
Recently retired peace officer and I’ve been asked same thing over the years. My response was always, the Ten Commandments pretty much cover em all.
Here, we keep protein out in feeders all year and feed protein/corn mix from September to January.
Hey Mike, just make sure you keep stopping at the Stop sign and ya won’t have any problems 😜😂
try alfalfa pellets, cheap and deer go wild for them. also i made some feeding tables out of cutting a plastic 55 gallon barrel in half and setting them into a cheap wood frame 24" off the ground. that will help the deer from stepping on food, peeing /pooping on ground food cant be good for them
If you feed deer corn you are not going to hurt them. They get in corn Fields all the time.
I know it's already been said, but the editing was great !