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    Saddle Pack ????

    Check out the Alps Pathfinder too. It's a lumbar pack that you can unroll a small backpack out of if needed. It also has meat hauling capabilities. I've hauled out several deer with it. There are several YT videos demoing it.
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    Old Tether/Lanyard idea? Brocky?

    one or two rung short Sladder?
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    Interesting Video (Deer Research using Thermal Drones)

    Cool footage. What I'm about to say may come across as confrontational, but I really don't mean it that way. I really am interested in your line of thinking here. How are those bucks staying on that 700 acres year round and not travelling off of it? Are you able to have buck fawns be born there...
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    Buying hunting land

    I went with Farm Credit Services for financing. They were great to work with. We took a 15 year mortgage to get the lower interest rates, but paid it off in 4 years. I have some crop land on mine, but I let a local farmer plant it in exchange for doing work I can't do due to being an absentee...
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    Buying hunting land

    On my 50 acre KY farm, I have 5 spots setup. But, maybe 2 of those can be hunted at the same time if I don't want to alert deer. For deer, my main thing to look for is how can I hunt this without deer knowing I'm there. Blowing our scent to them is probably the number one factor in keeping...
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    Interesting Video (Deer Research using Thermal Drones)

    I don't see much besides open woods in that video. It doesn't mean they are choosing not to use thick cover.
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    Interesting Video (Deer Research using Thermal Drones)

    Here's another where he followed a 160 class buck around for a day. It shows him changing beds, topography use, getting close to food before dark, and wind use.
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    Buying hunting land

    Central Kentucky has some great areas. There's a mix of zone 1 and 2 counties. You may want to consider lodging and proximity to stores for supplies. There's some good lakes and rivers there as well as some good public hunting. Backing up to Mammoth Cave would be nice. Beautiful country.
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    Buying hunting land

    Property taxes are cheap in Kentucky. Kentucky also has some great private lands biologists at the KDFWR. They will walk the property with you and basically do an inventory of what you have and management possibilities. They will also connect you with the local NRCS office to help you with...
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    Buying hunting land

    The neighborhood can make or break a property. You're sharing the deer, so for instance, in Kentucky, you have baiting allowed. If you have neighbors around shooting everything, then your goals need to reflect that. It really depends on what your goals are. If you just want to see deer and shoot...
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    More Cuts to Outdoor Rec Programs

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    More Cuts to Outdoor Rec Programs

    Mine and others have all sorts of programs to get people out fishing.
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    More Cuts to Outdoor Rec Programs

    I just don't like creating an organization to do something that a state agency is already setup to do and pushing taxes to it.
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    More Cuts to Outdoor Rec Programs

    That foundation should have never existed in the first place. Don't spread already thin money to an organization to "supplement" or "support" state game and fish agencies. Send the money directly to the state agencies. Cut the fat.
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    Bullman steps

    True, but I'd rather add 4 minutes to my climb time than carry sticks.
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    Bullman steps

    Another thing to think about with his steps are they are lighter and more compact than sticks. A lot of sticks are only two steps up. Sticks are also fixed with one right above the other with no way to move them to make them shorter, longer, or vary the offset. Two of his steps are lighter and...
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    Bullman steps

    Steps are underrated in my opinion. Sticks have gotten so short lately, that they are losing their primary benefit (to get multiple steps in with one attachment point). Steps are much more compact and easier to navigate around limbs or knots. Steps are also quieter to use. I use another brand...
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    $78 for Bobby Worthington’s Final Quest is money better spent on Little Debbie’s

    My library system started a program for adults to get a high school diploma last year. There were six graduates. We've attended programs for the kids, events with Iditarod contestants and their dogs, and many other things. I've seen fly tying classes, gardening workshops, and much more. There...
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    $78 for Bobby Worthington’s Final Quest is money better spent on Little Debbie’s

    My library has a book request form where you can request books for them to purchase. I was really surprised they bought this one since it was a private publisher with no ISBN. I bet other libraries have something similar where you can request books that aren't in the system yet.
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    $78 for Bobby Worthington’s Final Quest is money better spent on Little Debbie’s

    Best library ever! If you want to read this book and make it available to others, contact your local library and request it. I requested a copy back in April, and they told me today that it came in. I'm very excited to read it, and then have others read it.
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