Hewe's Craft Sportsman Pro V 20 ‘
By
Markerboy1
in Crane-Kabetogama-Namakan-Rainy-Rainy River Fishing Reports
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Your Responses - Share & Have Fun :)
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By monstermoose78 · Posted
Naw it wasn’t windy on the range at all. -
By monstermoose78 · Posted
Just upgraded my old FL-8 from 1996 today. I got the FX-30BB from stoplight bait in St. Cloud for 549.99. -
By Wanderer · Posted
Well, you got the bear. Sleep can be recovered. I’d say the plan was OK. 😉 -
By leech~~ · Posted
Well yeah kind of like cutting up a big greasy Bear on a 70 degree Monday morning at 1:00am and having to get up and make it to work that day! Bad planning on our part for shooting one on a Sunday evening! -
By Wanderer · Posted
I thought you only ran into A-holes like that in ND? Maybe they moved north too. -
By Wanderer · Posted
Leaving tomorrow for it. One guy there already had 2 opportunities today. We’ll quarter, pack out and hold in a cooler for anything we get. Just gotta focus on it if we’re fortunate enough to get a kill. We lost a shipment of caribou meat from AK once due to the airlines f-up. There’s SOME time but you have to be prepared and act on what you’re prepared for. -
By Kettle · Posted
Got some snows and ross geese to actually decoy today which for me is rare they actually get within 40 yards. 2 hours to set the spread up and brush the blind only to have someone set up 400 yards down wind 30 mins before shooting who didn't have permission. If not for them would have been a lot better -
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By SkunkedAgain · Posted
My neighbors were year-rounders. They stocked up on lots of supplies, had a plan for all situations, and also had a hovercraft. That hovercraft allowed them to cross the iffy ice during the shoulder seasons. Of course, if you have a medical emergency during one of those times and can't get out on your own, then that's it. It's really a mindset that you are on an island. Water-access properties are a great value, but they require a lot more work. You have to haul everything across the lake or ice. You have to have that mentality of bringing everything with you, or improvising if/when things break down. Do you have spare sections of pipe if you get a plumbing leak? Are you handy enough to fix most anything that goes wrong? Nobody is coming over to help you in November or early December. The same happens in April/May. You can't hop in your car and go to the store to get supplies and/or groceries. It's a fun lifestyle if you are up for and embrace the challenge. -
By leech~~ · Posted
Bow hunting early always seemed to be a worry if you could get a deer taken care of soon enough in the heat? 🙁
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