Thanks for looking in TC. I was just glad the bridge was still in one piece! We certainly have been hammered around here. I dumped the rain gauge last weekend and we had an additional 2" this past week. Total accumulations are over 10" in the month of May and most of that was in the last 3 weeks!!
And so the food plotting bug begins...
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Thanks for following along Weasel! Your place does have a similar size and shape. Maybe we can exchange tips on what works well on longer and narrower properties? I think you're likely sitting at a little higher elevation than me as I'm almost purely river bottom.
Mine is super flat like that as well, although it does start to climb some as you get toward the northern end of the property. That's where the cottage is so I don't plan to hunt that section (about 6 acres). I have been hinging around the small rises thinking those will make for the best bedding locations. In most cases they are only a foot or two higher than the surrounding area.
Yea man. I was bummed to see it had moved but happy it was still in one piece. Worst case scenario, if I can't shift it back in its original position, then I will try to raise the near end, dig new holes to set it in, and then just cut the tree down on the other side and let stay where it is. Good news is it's up against a big tree on this end which should help prevent future movement in an event like that.
