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    Default Shedhunting

    Well, it's that time of year again. Cabin fever has set in big time and no better remedy than getting out in the bush. Shedhunting is nothing more than hiking with a purpose and for me walking those ridges with southern exposure is a breath of fresh air after a long winter. It is still almost a month before spring bearhunting cranks up and shedhunting is a great way to remedy thos early spring doldrums. What do you do to shake off those cooped up cobwebs?

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    Default Just starting

    Hey funny you mention that John I was thinking about doing just that this afternoon but I am so new I have no idea where to start.
    Last edited by phearless; March 28th, 2009 at 02:10 PM.
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    Default Hunting, not finding

    Well on Johns advice, my wife and I went for a little walk yesterday.
    We didn't find any sheds, but we did find a
    whole front leg.
    A large bone fragment.
    Old tire.
    Oil can
    beer can
    lots of hair from a moose hide I am surmising.
    muffler
    beer box
    beer bottle.
    Maybe next time we will find an antler.
    I will also head in farther from the road.

    P.S. I almost forgot we spooked a couple of deer as well.
    Judging by the tracks one was a decent buck. Big track, 8-10 paces between touchdowns.
    Last edited by phearless; March 30th, 2009 at 08:04 AM.
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