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By leech~~ · Posted
Good thing you made a check run. That would have really suked walking into opening day. Why do you think muskrats and not beavers? -
By gimruis · Posted
Well I checked on stands over the weekend. Kind of a disaster. All the ditches are plum full and twice as wide becauase muskrats have clogged an area. I spent an hour unclogging it and the water is slowly moving again, but our bridges and planks were underwater. The back portion of the land where the best stand is was inaccessible. Hopefully that changes by Saturday. I have a feeling the muskrats are just going to clog it back up again. Tons of standing corn still too. They've started on it, but being so wet now with more rain coming, whatever's there will remain there for the foreseeable future. All the grassland is completely flattened like a pancake due to 3-4 inches of heavy wet snow. That eliminates about 75% of the pheasant habitat in this spot. Total buzz kill. And this specific spot was one of my better producers last season because the grass was intact and lush through December last year. -
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By JerkinLips · Posted
45.6°F Saturday afternoon. Lake Vermilion was quite empty. -
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By Kettle · Posted
Got a ways to go north American duck and goose numbers above 55 million. I will have plenty of meat for the winter -
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By smurfy · Posted
dang......there aint gonna be any waterfowl to migrate left!!!!!!!!! 🤣🙄 nice going!!!!!!!!!!1 -
By Kettle · Posted
Shot some greater dark geese and some mini versions of them today -
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Greetings,
First time on forum so please excuse if this has been asked before. I am looking for information on repairing adjustable dock legs. I have several Floe sections that are seized and are no longer adjustable. Any information on repair options or even the materials used for the nut and rod would be appreciated. Thanks in advance for the help!
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