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Originally Posted by wintersforge
Cypress Swap= tender reeds the big bucks love...lots of rut and we spent an entire day tracking them to learn their habits. At the north end of the property are giant soybean farms and the deer have to travle through our woods to get to dinner biggrin: Its on the Eastern Shore of Maryland so its wet as hell out there. My stand is on a small hill at the entrance to the swamp. We saw a ton of turkeys out there as well and it was bow season....but we had no bows. was strictly a work detail. The stands we built are made from pressure treated wood with chains at the top and buckles to latch them tight. Weve been doing this for a looooooooooooong time and have never had an issue. Some stands we built 8 years ago are still in great shape. We had to repair a few though...ill also have a portable with me if we decide to go deep into the property. Many people we know cut corners then cry when they dont get the big bucks...Ill take my bag limit and post pics....hoping to get a big 12 pointer we saw during blackpowder....
and who the fuck are "they: sleeping:
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What are you hunting with? I have a Remington 870 Supreme Magnum. We keep seeing prints in the mud of a huge deer but we can't find it. I'll be sure to post pics also.
They as in "TMA". The people that approve whether a treestand is safe or not.
11-22-2004, 09:05 PM
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