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By Wanderer · Posted
Crow Wing County - abiding by the rules. Part of the problem with our land is that it IS the food for the area. The oldest woods around with lots of oaks. Plenty of does and a few yearling bucks during the day with occasional glimpses of adult bucks. Otherwise the adult bucks are night visitors without the rut it seems. If I didn’t have cameras I would be questioning if there was anything to even bother trying for without a doe permit. Not complaining - just getting to know what’s going on better. -
By leech~~ · Posted
Thought you got some of your own land a year or two ago? Aren't those bushels of apples working? -
By Wanderer · Posted
Haha - nope! Still been chasing those deers! I was super glad to have a doe donated to us by my buddy last week so we had something, but really wanted a second. Plus there’s that piece where a guy just wants to fill a tag himself! Pic is in moose’s thread. A friend in the area heard my shot yesterday. He came to help with the recovery (low blood to start and it got dark). As soon as we got done with the high five at the recovery I said “Now… I can go ice fishing”. -
By Wanderer · Posted
Me too. But it’s over now. All day sit today. Spent much of it watching an 8 pointer chase some does, then bed down where I couldn’t get a shot at him. He left just before 2pm. This guy came out at last light. I love deer hunting but I was ready to be done. -
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By JerkinLips · Posted
Finally made it back out on Vermilion today. The ice is in much better condition than I expected. The spot I fished last Friday (3/8 mile out from McKinley Park which had only 3-4 inches of ice) had 9½ inches of ice today (top 1½ inch was frozen slush). I walked out a little over 1/2 mile to fish and found 9 inches of ice (top 1½-2" was white ice). I found large patches of slush at 1/4 mile out and 3/8 mile out from the landing, and then didn't find any more. A couple of vehicles found slush at the landing as shown in the attached picture. Any locations with large accumulation of snow are likely to have slush underneath (even after the -20°F temps the last 2 mornings up here. Most of the surface was snow free or hard pack thin snow, very easy to walk on. Lots of ATVs and sleds running around out from the Park, even as far as Ely Island and the small island before Birch Island. A couple of ATVs dragged a small wheel house and a small skid house out of McKinley Park bay on the east side. I'm sure that there will be a lot more vehicle traffic this weekend. I'm going to wait until late next week to drag my lightweight skid house out with my sled. Fishing was much better today than last Friday. Caught 50% more walleyes, and they were much larger than last week. Caught 4 eyes over 16 inches including the 22 inch pictured. I caught one eye at 20 inches exactly but didn't dare keep that one, even though I think my adhesive tape scale measures fish longer than they actually are. Started fishing at 9am and didn't catch an eye until 11am. Then I would catch a couple about every hour. The best bite was around 3pm. If you venture out, be cautious of the ice condition, courteous of other anglers, pick up your trash, and good luck. -
By smurfy · Posted
Wanderer .. you fishing big rice today,? Lol! 8 inches of ice, little to no snow on the lake. Depending where you. Measure 4-6 inches of snow in the yard of crusty snow. -
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By gimruis · Posted
You know what's odd, I haven't bumped a single deer since before Thanksgiving while pheasant hunting. I usually kick at least a couple up nearly every time I go. I find this to be very odd because there's arguably more deer around than I've ever seen in this area right now. -
By Hookmaster · Posted
I made this Wednesday evening. Dang good chicken pot pie!!
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