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Outdoor Wisdom: Another Big Boy Down
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Hunting Stories and Strategies from a Forest Biologist Point of View. Friday, October 30, 2009. Another Big Boy Down. Went hunting Wednesday night . It was a perfect evening, calm winds out of the northeast with 40 degree temperatures. As soon as I got settled in my stand, I had this gut feeling in the pit of my stomach. I said to myself, "this is gonna be the night I see another big one. I called my wife to let her know I hit another one. She proceeded to call babysitters and was on her way. A "focus" i...
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Outdoor Wisdom: October 2011
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Hunting Stories and Strategies from a Forest Biologist Point of View. Saturday, October 8, 2011. Sorry have not been keeping up on things in here. Just a quick note about my recent accomplishments. I am now the Secretary of the Mid Michigan Branch of the QDMA. Also I am on the executive board of our local QDM CO OP. Been a little busy with the kids and my nine to five job. Hope to get back to posting here more so keep following and spread the word. Posted by Bill Brown. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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Outdoor Wisdom: Did You Get One?
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Hunting Stories and Strategies from a Forest Biologist Point of View. Saturday, September 19, 2009. Did You Get One? This was the start of my fascination of deer hunting. When I was about 7-years old, my father started taking me along to track deer he had shot with his bow. I started out as the last spot marker and gradually became the one who crawled through the thickets looking for more blood. From this point on, I could not wait to be the one doing the shooting of these magnificent animals. The tables...
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Outdoor Wisdom: October 2009
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Hunting Stories and Strategies from a Forest Biologist Point of View. Friday, October 30, 2009. Another Big Boy Down. Went hunting Wednesday night . It was a perfect evening, calm winds out of the northeast with 40 degree temperatures. As soon as I got settled in my stand, I had this gut feeling in the pit of my stomach. I said to myself, "this is gonna be the night I see another big one. I called my wife to let her know I hit another one. She proceeded to call babysitters and was on her way.
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Outdoor Wisdom: October 2010
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Hunting Stories and Strategies from a Forest Biologist Point of View. Friday, October 8, 2010. I recently made a comment on Facebook about a nice 8-point buck I had on trail cam that got shot during the youth hunt here in Michigan. It stirred up some emotions and to varying degrees, criticism and comments. I like the fact that it is a hot issue, so i thought I would write it in my blog and see what happens. I know, that is hunting, right? Probably, but they will make that choice for themselves. When it c...
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Outdoor Wisdom
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Hunting Stories and Strategies from a Forest Biologist Point of View. Saturday, October 8, 2011. Sorry have not been keeping up on things in here. Just a quick note about my recent accomplishments. I am now the Secretary of the Mid Michigan Branch of the QDMA. Also I am on the executive board of our local QDM CO OP. Been a little busy with the kids and my nine to five job. Hope to get back to posting here more so keep following and spread the word. Posted by Bill Brown. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Outdoor Wisdom: September 2009
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Hunting Stories and Strategies from a Forest Biologist Point of View. Friday, September 25, 2009. The Trail Camera Addiction. I purchased my first trail camera six years ago and was hooked immediately. It was like I was hunting without even being in the woods. Or, as my wife would say, "it's like fishing with a fish finder. you see them, but they don't bite." My first camera was a 35mm Leaf River. They now come with all sorts of fancy features like infrared flashes, video, wireless signals to view pictur...
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Outdoor Wisdom: Special Youth Hunt
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Hunting Stories and Strategies from a Forest Biologist Point of View. Friday, October 8, 2010. I recently made a comment on Facebook about a nice 8-point buck I had on trail cam that got shot during the youth hunt here in Michigan. It stirred up some emotions and to varying degrees, criticism and comments. I like the fact that it is a hot issue, so i thought I would write it in my blog and see what happens. I know, that is hunting, right? Probably, but they will make that choice for themselves. When it c...
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Outdoor Wisdom: Quality Deer Management: Good or Bad? Part 1
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Hunting Stories and Strategies from a Forest Biologist Point of View. Friday, December 4, 2009. Quality Deer Management: Good or Bad? There are a lot of varying opinions about Quality Deer Management. This depends on what you want to see - this year, next year, and years to come. Lets start first with deer numbers. If you want to see more deer then does are not what you want to shoot. Here's an example: If you have five bucks and only one doe, how many fawns could be born the following year? You will see...
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