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I'll come take care of that problem for ya 😃

Thanks for the responses guys; haven't seen the deer in person but might have a sit on a field one evening to try and get a glimpse. Maybe the lighting is making it look worse too.

This is the first deer I've ever seen on my property in PA that looks sick like this - what's the possibility of it being CWD/EHD? Anyone ever have just a lone sick deer and have it not affect the herd? The area I'm in is pretty far from any confirmed CWD cases but seeing this worries me

Thank you natty, some units of my property I've been doing TSI which has left a lot of debris around/against standing trees. I'm thinking of doing prescribed burns and then doing TSI immediately following in the units i haven't touched yet and cleaning up around trees I want to save in units I...

What's been everyone's experience doing prescribed fire in areas with mature maple, black cherry, aspen, beech, hemlock, and yellow/black birch? That's what my property mainly consists of and I'm worried if I attempt a controlled burn it will kill my mature trees since they're not "fire-adapted"...

Vote to add American Mountain Ash to the list! Just got notification that the 15 I ordered have shipped I've sporadically had a habitat/deer management list on my computer too - helps to keep things somewhat organized

I've never trimmed the roots - if they're too long I just open the hole up a bit more, never had any issues but interested to see what others say

My parents have arborvitaes at their house in the suburbs and they're bare from 4' down - the deer eat them so they look ridiculous. I guess if you have a lower deer population and more browse for them to eat to stay away from the arborvitae they would be great

It looks like at least one of the two big bucks from last year made it! Turkeys have been in full strut the past month, only 1 more week until the season opens We planted 4 whitetailcrabs crabapples to replace 4 regular apple trees we lost last year, as well as 4 quaking aspen for the...

Not an individual but I follow this thread on another forum called Rokslide (More western-hunting focused) where the members post some really awesome photos-here's the link: https://rokslide.com/forums/threads/photography-one-photo-a-day.23380/page-778#post-4135754

First time I've heard that saying referencing land 😂

Place 15 minutes from me just went up for $3,787/acre. Wish I had an extra 500k laying around

Glassing for elk in Idaho this past year I had a tree land within 5 feet of me; I was lucky I didn't have my headphones in I heard it starting to pull out of the ground and had time to jump out of the way if I needed to. Never can be too safe in the woods

Got back to Pochuck this past weekend and the wind did a number on this tree-it's about 8-10in in diameter if i remember correctly and the wind snapped it right in half I also got this picture yesterday of some kind of owl on the ground-first time I've caught one on trail camera which was...

Just got a notificaition that my order of 4 trees will be shipped tomorrow

Ohhhhh makes sense! Thanks for the clarification

Pardon my ignorance but aren't Bradford Pears invasive? Are their fruit any better than normal pears?

I feel like we always hear about deer hunting strategy: hunt downwind of bedding areas, pinch points, etc etc etc, but we don't often talk about turkey strategy. I've only been able to kill two birds: one by dumb luck in Texas and the other calling in a mid-afternoon Tom that was so fired up...

A little tricky to get to but my guide was able to get them without dealing with most of the guts. If you search it up on youtube there should be videos on how to do it. I'm still going to be doing the standard gut-skin-quarter for whitetail though; the gutless method is only better if you're...

Yea my guide used the "Gutless method" so he skins along the back, takes the backstraps and quarters without having to deal with the guts at all. Very popular in the west but less so in the east