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You gosh dang right!

These are a life saver cleaning deer in poor light. https://a.co/d/1uXE2vW Buff Merino neck gaiter is another piece of gear I can’t live without that’s a little obscure.

Interesting rec with the Stihl. I may have to try that.

Yeah I’m having a hard time envisioning how this all shakes out. With all the displaced workers, who buys what these companies are selling? Govt taxes the hell out of the 4-6 big winners in this space and that’s where a modest UBI comes from? That’s scary.

It’s a good question to ask. Around here a mulcher is 2-3x the cost of a dozer. Dozers can easily make up the cost difference by working those stump holes. Maybe not everywhere. Stump holes are also remedied with a box blade and a little time.

I can’t envision what an experienced sawyer might clean up from a mulching job. Good chainsawers are the scalpel. Mulchers are a Murray lawnmower.

Not sure how I missed the pic. You aren’t ripping many of those up with a box blade. What is working in your favor is that they’re really tall. I’m guessing it’s a pretty closed canopy, so you won’t have to deal with the encroachment into your trail that I mentioned earlier. However this also...

First, you’re going to want to start way wider than your minimum width. Brush on the sides is going by to creep and lean into your trail relentlessly. You need 12’ clear width at ground level to have 2’ of clear width at eye level. Second, I don’t think you’re going to have much success using...

I don’t know any specifics beyond what the podcast in the OP said… and I’ve forgotten some of that.

I’ve tried it all. Dozer. Mulcher if your pockets are deeper and there is absolutely zero water management (grading) to do. This is assuming that it’s more than a few hundred yards. If a small job, maybe brute forcing it with hand tools and a tractor is your best bet.

I have no idea. Where in AR is that from? One thing I am certain of, random tables from Facebook isn’t the way to have this debate. :)

Mutiny is a good word. I can’t help but believe the agencies feel a large portion of hunters would quit if they banned baiting. It’s a drug. Many hunters get a taste and can’t function without it. With that said, back on the CWD topic… I guess I’m of the impression that in real hot spots like...

Sheesh. Give me a buck with 40” of mass and I’ll be happy shooting does the rest of my life.

So you’d walked/driven thru this spot earlier in the day to spread corn, then backed up and surveilled from a distance?

Spectacular! I am curious. I saw the corn but not a feeder. Does someone drive around broadcasting it into the roads?