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alleyyooper

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In the woods along the creek.

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The road front standing in the new driveway.


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The new driveway and used culvert install.

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Deer under a white pine east side of the pond.

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The winter pond picture.

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On the hill above the pond.

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The trees north of the pond from the east edge.

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:D Al
 
Was a beautiful day for a walk with the camera yesterday.

About a month ago I am out side waiting for chuck to come pick me up to go shoot some clays.
While I was out there these two fawn came up from the creek and were spending time by the drive way. when chuck came in the drive way they just sliped back in the edge of the woods as he drove by.






As I said the kid that was hunting the new property we bough left stuff. This ladder stand has been hanging on a Elm tree for at least 8 years and of those 8 the ladder has not been connected for use for 7 years.
Straps grew into the elm tree pretty deep. I didn't take a picture yesterday before I cut the tree down.



Broken leg I believe it was probably like that when he put it up. I think if I measure it I can fine a round pipe that will slip over the end drill holes and pin it, for a fix.


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there was only one base plate I've looked around and didn't see another one. Maybe aftewr a while I will take the metal dector and see if I can find it if it was there. Looks easy enough to make one.




:D Al
 
This is the Y that goes againest the tree to brace the ladder. It grew into the tree and broke as the tree and ladder were swaying in the winds. I think I can cut the remaining part off then take some flat stock weld it in place



This is another ladder brace hooked to the tree..



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This is one of the 2 white pines he tied a rope to to hold his tripod stand from blowing over in the wind. I am going to try to work the rest of the rope out and hope the tree recovers before a wind stork blows them over at the weak spot.






This is the pop up blind he left here, It is an expencive Ameristep with a floor in it. I think there is a broken bow in it if you look at the peak.
I haven't got in it to look. SOON will remove it.




These are Iron wood AKA BlueBeech, Lever wood, Muscle wood and other names.
I found one that got up rooted by a dead Ash that came down in the wind. As I cut the hard stuff from the stump sparks were flying off the saw.






The leaves




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See the deer, it is a doe and out there a bit.

I suppose if your were useing a rifle, pistol or shot gun you could put meat in the freezer.



Now you can see the whole deer.




Since they are my girls I talk to them all the time.





:D Al
 
The other day I was feeling a bit brave so was going to climb up and remove this stand and the screw in tree steps. I know where i would like to screw them in!!!!!
Well when I got to the tree and saw the steps I decided it was going to become fire wood for 2019/20 winter.







I have pictures of another tree stand has to have been up there 9 years as it was the first. seein how he never reset the tie dows I am just going to cut the Elm tree down also. He used ladder stick to get up part way then srew in steps and part of the ladder stick grew into the tree also.


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This area of the trail always was wet when there was a lot of rain or snow melt. so I have been moving dirt in to the area and raiseing it.




Up rooted Cherry tree I am going to cut for 2018/19 fire wood.



Another tree stand in a Elm tree. The Elm is going to become fire wood also.




97% Ash I have skidded out of a low spot while it was dry that is this years fire wood.



:D Al
 
Lots of thorn apples. think they if big enough will be fire wood 2019/20.
Replant with a bunch of maple seedlings i have and spred out about 44 pounds of acorns I collected.











:D Al
 
From here to the road the property line insn't well defined. So going from the tall dead Ash the pine to its right and the scond pine from the dead Ash I am going to cut a 5 foot path to the right out to the road.



It is a royal mess going up thru there. About from the pictures center and 5 foot to the right of the center of the picture.
Won't be like i am going to cut some thing that won't grow back in a year.




:D Al
 
Very nice That should keep you out of mischief for a while I did a similar thing some 18 years back strange seems since iv'e become a fully paid member of the "Grumpy old Farts club" things seem to be a tad more bother Enjoy
 
Been a grump old fart before I was old even.
At work I was knowen as mister personality.

:D Al
 
This is one of the 2 white pines he tied a rope to to hold his tripod stand from blowing over in the wind. I am going to try to work the rest of the rope out and hope the tree recovers before a wind stork blows them over at the weak spot.






This is the pop up blind he left here, It is an expencive Ameristep with a floor in it. I think there is a broken bow in it if you look at the peak.
I haven't got in it to look. SOON will remove it.




These are Iron wood AKA BlueBeech, Lever wood, Muscle wood and other names.
I found one that got up rooted by a dead Ash that came down in the wind. As I cut the hard stuff from the stump sparks were flying off the saw.






The leaves




:D Al
Ironwood is one of the best. Get what you can as they usually don't get very big around until they get knocked over.
 
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