Any of those dead heads near my piece?
Sorry I thought you knew my online handle, this is Mark and I hunted the South 80. Your comment about the young 10 made me think of the neighbor fella that stuck the 10 in Oct.Well I am not 100% certain who you are but if you are who I think you are then no. The big one was way down south by Crawford line, the 130" ten was NW of my house 5 miles and the little one was just west of Crossroads.
That is who I assumed. It was several miles off from you. It was north of town.Sorry I thought you knew my online handle, this is Mark and I hunted the South 80. Your comment about the young 10 made me think of the neighbor fella that stuck the 10 in Oct.
Yep, charging the battery on the mower right now...Too much snow there and our grass is growing fast here in kansas
I found 5 in a lil 2 hour look see on our place Sunday. I found 2 laying on top of each other from 2 different bucks and found another 10 yards away...
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
All of my shed searching is in the woods and are found in high concentrations of leaf litter. Makes it a challenge to spot them where everything is sticks and leaves...I have only found a couple over the years in the open...I would love to just go out to the plot and pick up sheds but that doesn't seem to be the case here and since there are absolutely no crops in many miles of here and no migration then the deer use the same areas throughout the year... I have increased our plot size from .6 of an acre to 2.2 acres with a dozer this year so maybe we will find a shed in it next year...That's just incredible to find that many sheds in one walk. Either you have exceptional "shed eyes" or a lot more bucks than we have here. I average one shed for about three hours of concentrated shed searching. I'm leaning towards the idea that some people have better "shed eyes" than others and I'm not there myself YET.