Recent content by Mstains

With him standing over 7ft with nose up in air, and front paw looks over 6in wide to me with tree being 9in wide, and him appearing twice as thick to me in video I still think he's over 400lbs.

I'd like to kill him but doubt I'll see him. Only know of that one day anyone in the area having him on camera.

Don't know if you watch video or not But I'm 6'1" and 215lb and he's got to be double that I'm guessing.

Got this guy on cam in Sept. in the southern part of Huntingdon county. Might be your bears daddy?

I also think the gmo trees should be given the green light. And the nay sayers can go back to eating the first unmodified corn which was some form of grass.

Went up to check cams. Had a couple of hens and at least 5 little ones running around. It's been 4 or 5 years since I've seen hens with little ones on top of mountain.

Went up today and got a few cages cleaned out.

How long till I can get to wear I don't have to cage every thing? It's been five years I've opened up around three acers to let native browse grow but every thing I cage the deer still want. From what I see on camera and in person I have 5 or 6 does that feed on my ground in the summer from may...

Here's what my canopy looked before I bought it. This is spring of 2014. This is closed canopy. very little food at deer level, Open canopy lots of food at deer level.

Went up today to plant a pine I got from work. Looked dry when brought home so I put in bottle of water for a few weeks showing new growth so I think it has a chance of living now. Took a couple more pics of mountain luarel Seen a hen with two poults on the home.

Went up to check cameras tonight. Got first fawn on 5/31. Mountain laurel is in bloom. Not the best picture took with laptop didn't take other camera along.

A little late but here's another link for boxes for wood ducks and others,https://www.pgc.pa.gov/InformationResources/GetInvolved/Pages/WildlifeHomePlans.aspx

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I use either 3 foot or 4 foot wire depending on how tall plants are and whats on sale at the time I'm planting. I was able to get away with 3 ft chicken wire around my first three three gallon dunstans I planted. They were the first trees I planted and the deer left them alone for the first...