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    Senior Member Can't Wait's Avatar
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    That was great some beautiful territory congrats on the buck still trying here

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    Great report. Would love to do something like that someday.
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    I liked this thread on the other forum as well - way cool!


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    Hey lonetracker ..... you are living up to your moniker!!!!!!
    Fantastic mods and idea on the tarp ..... really like the off-center ridgeline idea!!!!!!! Nice to have all that room on one side.
    Even though I have never hunted ... I would love to have been on that trip.
    The martin eating the deer nose was a harrowing tale with my morning brew .... Thankee for the horror!
    Glad am I that you had a safe and terrific trip and the bear and coyotes were just visitors.
    Shug
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    OK.........now I get to be real jealous!!!!!!!!!! Great report and thanks for the break from the grind at work today.
    Par Si Vis Pace Para Bellum

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    AWESOME report and pics... Thanks for sharing...
    Happy Hangin'

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    Brilliant adaptation for the conditions! I love it when a hunt goes well. I hafta say tho, I don't envy those conditions; at least it looks like you had the whole place to yourself! 7hanks for the report.
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    Quote Originally Posted by split View Post
    Very Nice! Living the dream.
    Thanks for sharing.
    i surely am.i am a lucky man...allthough some people after i describe my deer hunt to them look at me as if i am nuts.so i would guess nightmare for them.one guy told me "i wouldn't do that if the deer had golden hoofs"


    Quote Originally Posted by RustyNails View Post
    awwwh that looks so awsome! im jealous.
    i think its awesome also.

    Quote Originally Posted by bugman0914 View Post
    Great report on what looks like the perfect hunting trip.Wish you had got your big one. This is my style too, only haven't been able to hunt this way due to family and health issues. Hoping to get back to it next year.
    Thanks for sharing
    T
    get well soon and get back on the track.

    Quote Originally Posted by oldgringo View Post
    Thanks for sharing! I think I saw my tent and my rifle in there.
    oops did not think you would notice them gonethe rifle is dead on.

    Quote Originally Posted by odds View Post
    Nice pics. Looks like you are true to your name.
    yes this is were i got it from...and lonerangers allredy been done..


    Quote Originally Posted by Stan View Post
    Great report... Awesome pics as well... Makes me miss the yooper!!
    there is a lot up here to miss.come back for a visit.the u.p. misses you too.


    Quote Originally Posted by Poppabear View Post
    Fantastic report and pictures looks like you had an awesome trip. Thanks for taking us along.
    thankyou and you are welcome.


    Quote Originally Posted by SmokeHouse View Post
    Awesome trip report and photos,,, I like your setup, just need to add some fiberglass cloth and a wood burning stove to have all the comforts of home...
    thanks.i go round and round with the heat issue.it would be nice to be able to dry out.wood heat would be great for that.that is the biggest issue i have not fully addressed.i bring about 12 wool sweaters,and sets of long underwear with me.about 5 wool pants.a couple wool flannels and vests.a few sleeping bags,and blankets,and two hammocks this year.that is how i beat drying cloths i bring enough to go fresh allmost every day.if it is going to be wet again i often put the wet pants back on in the morn if they are not froze to solid.woolwarms up fast.it is also amazeing what you can dry on the defroster of your truck.
    the main reason i do not want the wood heat is it messes with my mobility.i move to follow the snow if i have to. the stove is one more thing to move.the added chore of cutting perfect sized firewood also turns me away.and going to bed toasty only to wake every few hours cold having to stoke the fire also worries me.i sleep really warm the way i do it now.lots of plusses and minuses maybe someday i will try it.

    Quote Originally Posted by WV View Post
    Wonderful trip report. Thanks for taking us along.
    thank you and you are welcome.hope you had a good time.
    Last edited by lonetracker; 12-02-2010 at 08:58.
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    Great to see your hunt and trip report. It looks like a great time to spend some time in the woods. I know that you have a system that works well for you.

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    Quote Originally Posted by medicjimr View Post
    That was great some beautiful territory congrats on the buck still trying here
    thanks
    i love it up there.there is one log road i call majestic veiw drive
    (not really named that or any other name).lined with rock bluffs.i tried taking pictures but just can not capture the,can not find words to describe,of it in a pic.
    good luck and keep trying.i find a satisfying hunt is often more in the trying then in the getting it done...succes and veni are nice though

    Quote Originally Posted by Knotty View Post
    Great report. Would love to do something like that someday.
    thanks.i have no doubt you will.there are lots of adventures out there waiting to be found.or to find you

    Quote Originally Posted by GingivitisKahn View Post
    I liked this thread on the other forum as well - way cool!

    well then thanks,thanks.thought you looked familiar.it is hard having two forum families to share trips with.i re wrote the trip a little and showed some differant pics.and of course gave a better hammock gear rundown here.


    Quote Originally Posted by Shug View Post
    Hey lonetracker ..... you are living up to your moniker!!!!!!
    Fantastic mods and idea on the tarp ..... really like the off-center ridgeline idea!!!!!!! Nice to have all that room on one side.
    Even though I have never hunted ... I would love to have been on that trip.
    The martin eating the deer nose was a harrowing tale with my morning brew .... Thankee for the horror!
    Glad am I that you had a safe and terrific trip and the bear and coyotes were just visitors.
    Shug
    it worked well.many more stakes to put in and guylines to duck though.but i needed that room i had five totes of cloths/bedding in there and a small chair.it all stayed snow free!!
    i would have loved to have you.i think it would be neat to show you some tracking,and wander some remote backcountry.you have to wear all wool though that backpacking cloths is to noisey in the bush.you do not need to tote a gun to hunt.you are a hunter i learned that quick at last summers hang after your first camara ambush...nicely done i had no idea you were there.

    nose eating martin thought he was something.i took his beligerance in stride because i do not eat the deers nose anyway.thats all that saved him from going in the pot.
    thanks

    Quote Originally Posted by bigbamaguy View Post
    OK.........now I get to be real jealous!!!!!!!!!! Great report and thanks for the break from the grind at work today.
    do not go away jealous!!start planning
    thanks and your welcome

    Quote Originally Posted by sr1355 View Post
    AWESOME report and pics... Thanks for sharing...
    thank you and your welcome.i am glad you liked it.

    Quote Originally Posted by Rat View Post
    Brilliant adaptation for the conditions! I love it when a hunt goes well. I hafta say tho, I don't envy those conditions; at least it looks like you had the whole place to yourself! 7hanks for the report.
    thanks.the three prior years i used my clark and that little tarp.then i got a 8x10 blue tarp then went to 10x 12 in heavier then heck grey.then i found hammock forums and yeaaaa .i learned how to do it better+++
    the conditions were a little ruff.the country is up and down,thru a swamp then over a rocky pass in a ridge..repeat.the weather was warmer this year i think because i was the most prepared for it.prior years saw allot of 10 and 15 deg mornings.and a few blizzards that had me cutting trees out of the road with my bowsaw to be able to get out of there.
    i have seen one other person in the woods up there in the last four seasons.thats me averageing about 8 miles of walking around a day,seeing no one.deer numbers are very low also around 10 per square mile.it is also a 52 mile round trip to get phone reception.


    thanks for looking all
    bill
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