Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)
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Thanks for the info, I knew nothing about it.
How did you learn of it.
Ah, Homey 360! - my first new saw when I retired from the AF. I was surprised to discover that the day of the gear drive was over. That saw ate the electrode off the spark plug. Beat the p** out of the piston and cylinder.
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it's in pretty good shape. I think the run stop switch is the priblem.
I wish I had of gotten a picture of you with the Super 1050 in your hands. I could see you turning to the RED side, your eyes were starting to turn red. Maybe, it was just all the 2 stroke in the air?
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I'd disconnect the switch and see how it goes.
Lol. Deer is only good for the shoulder season. Once it gets really cold you gotta stuff a moose in the stove!
Going to need to use wolf kindling. There’s nothing but wolf scat around these days. I heard the whole pack howling last night about a half mile back in the woods. Every time I drive into the cabin there’s crap on the road and it’s always full of deer hair.
It was on the news. Plus, when you get tied into disaster groups, you get input from lots of different sources.
Phil
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Mill 'em, nails be damned.
Most of the groups I'm in are such a disaster we occasionally make the news. Does that count?
Bass turds were howling no more than 1/2 mile away the last two nights.
A neighbor has game cameras all over the woods. Claims he knows there’s only two wolves out there. Well I heard at least 6 if not more howling last night.
Yeah I wish lol. At some point we’ll have a season again but they will run rampant until then.
We have lots of rolling hills back here which unfortunately are great for wolf dens.
They are fun to listen to. It appears the alpha male is separate because the pack goes nuts and then a big deep voice answers them from a little ways away. But when you know they are preying on the few remaining deer left around here it’s maddening.
All of the scat I’ve found is full of deer hair except for one that appeared to be beaver hair.
We have lots of rolling hills back here which unfortunately are great for wolf dens.
They are fun to listen to. It appears the alpha male is separate because the pack goes nuts and then a big deep voice answers them from a little ways away. But when you know they are preying on the few remaining deer left around here it’s maddening.
All of the scat I’ve found is full of deer hair except for one that appeared to be beaver hair.
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Lol
I think they can be shot if they are attacking livestock.
Coyotes can be killed any time of year.
This pack of wolves are smart. I’ve been deer hunting up here for 28 years and have never seen one. Heard them hundreds of times. Have jumped stuff after dark that definitely wasn’t a deer. My neighbor has been hunting here over 40 years and has seen one. I’ve caught them on the trail cam three times and twice were around 5 AM.
On the flip side I’ve hunted in other areas up here and have seen wolves the very first day I was in the woods.
I think they can be shot if they are attacking livestock.
Coyotes can be killed any time of year.
This pack of wolves are smart. I’ve been deer hunting up here for 28 years and have never seen one. Heard them hundreds of times. Have jumped stuff after dark that definitely wasn’t a deer. My neighbor has been hunting here over 40 years and has seen one. I’ve caught them on the trail cam three times and twice were around 5 AM.
On the flip side I’ve hunted in other areas up here and have seen wolves the very first day I was in the woods.
I hear you, and I'm pretty sure they look exactly like a coyote to the untrained eye
.Those rolling hills with dens would make a perfect resting place for them too, block the back door and fill with exhaust, nighty nite.
Some sore of weasel just bled out out like 30 of my neighbors chickens, I don't have any chickens, but if I happen to see anything I'd be happy to relocate the little son of a gun, to bad were not neighbors
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The wolf management is really maddening. Big city bureaucrats spurred on by city dwelling nature lovers make laws with no common sense and no regard for other species.
Burgeoning wolf populations have made moose almost extinct and the deer population is probably 25 percent of what it should be. But every wolf must be protected and nobody seems to care about the plant eating inhabitants. It’s sort of like politics in general these days, certain groups are sacred and other are trash. So much for equality.
Burgeoning wolf populations have made moose almost extinct and the deer population is probably 25 percent of what it should be. But every wolf must be protected and nobody seems to care about the plant eating inhabitants. It’s sort of like politics in general these days, certain groups are sacred and other are trash. So much for equality.
