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The problem with that idea is what will you do with the boat if you use the trailer for other equipment? Put the boat in the water to empty the trailer? Leave the boat on the ground? It makes sense to have a dedicated boat trailer if you plan on using the boat frequently. If you can leave the...

Thanks, MM. I’m headed out to Montana Saturday to meet the new house tenant and to get the house ready for him. I’m also going to put another trail cam out. On Monday, I’m going to meet with the local NRCS agent to see what programs are available. I’m also hoping to meet with Ducks Unlimited...

I think they are different but definitely not 100% sure.

I think this is a new buck.

https://www.trailex.com/products/pc/Inflatable-Trailers-c47.htm Stop overthinking it and just buy a boat trailer. It will be worth it in the long run.

That looks like a big boat. I would load it on a trailer.

Some bucks are starting to show up:

https://fwp.mt.gov/buyandapply/hunting-licenses/nonresident-licenses/alternatesList.html I was too late to apply for regular tags this year, and I don’t qualify for landowner tags yet. The alternates list was my only shot at a tag. After the randomization I was almost dead last. Doh!

Nothing cool to report. I’m spending $20k to replace doors and windows and trying to find a tenant to rent the house. Hay has been cut, fence is being mended, irrigation is supposed to be installed soon. Still lots of does and fawns on camera. Oh, and I drew #1532 out of #1550 for the alternate...

Great job. Very nice.

I think these are sandhill cranes. The true ribeye of the sky.

Lots of fawns around. I need to get back out there to move the cameras - I’m not seeing any bucks. Not sure if it’s because they are avoiding the cameras or because the farmer has been cutting hay. When I was out there a couple of weeks ago there were bucks everywhere.

I spoke to a nice Amish fella today about doing some work on the house. It really needs new windows and some interior paint.

I definitely would not plant them in the summer if you can’t water them frequently. 125 yards is not that far to run a hose/irrigation. Certainly possible if you’ve got good water pressure.

Can you collect rain near them?