How do you have enough patience to search those cornfields? The antlers almost blend right in. Good job man!
Full bore and Finelyshedded shed thread of 2013
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Fullbore
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Thanks Guys. To be quite honest, there's very little corn left on the ground, but enough to keep them searching for it. To answer Chad, yes it does take a lot of patience and a keen eye, but if you know what parts of the field to search. Your yield numbers improve greatly. Did I say luck plays a huge role TOO. Lol.
Well I must be unlucky cuz I just walked 4 plus straight hours in some of the best shed looking areas choked full of honeysuckle,greenbriars,cedars,tall grasses,waterways,winter wheat,picked cornfields with corn laying everywhere and buck rubs aplenty and found squat! Rotflmao
I must have walked 4.5 miles! Lol
Here are some pics:
Nice rub
Cornfield with several rows still standing and an idle combine. Corn is all over the ground!
A place I had high expectations for finding some sheds today
Huge unpicked beanfield that I'd have loved to be able to walk around if I knew who to call to get permission. Ugh...sigh
I must have walked 4.5 miles! Lol
Here are some pics:
Nice rub
Cornfield with several rows still standing and an idle combine. Corn is all over the ground!
A place I had high expectations for finding some sheds today
Huge unpicked beanfield that I'd have loved to be able to walk around if I knew who to call to get permission. Ugh...sigh
Flatlander
Junior Member
I walked the picked corn after work today for a bit with none found. There is still quite a bit of corn on the ground in my areas.
I want to thank Ron for his suggestion of always carry the binos when searching for sheds. I never really carried them before but do now and man what a time saver! You know, when you look across a field and see that white glow and walk 60 to 80 yards to find out it's a rock or twig and then walk back to your line. I saved a lot of steps today! Thanks again buddy!
I want to thank Ron for his suggestion of always carry the binos when searching for sheds. I never really carried them before but do now and man what a time saver! You know, when you look across a field and see that white glow and walk 60 to 80 yards to find out it's a rock or twig and then walk back to your line. I saved a lot of steps today! Thanks again buddy!
I wouldn't even go without my binos! I've actually walked a good ways back to my truck due to being in a hurry to get them. I blame old age....lol
Fullbore
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Yep, your welcome ole Buddy. They are extremely valuable for covering large fields, draws and scanning brush that is too thick to walk through. Good luck Jimmy.
Fullbore
Senior Member
Hey Bro! Your pics of your shed hunting land are great! That looks "NUTS", if you don't come away from there with a boat load of horns, there's something wrong! Good luck and hang tough.
customizer1000
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I use to have a set until someone broke into my jeep 
on a different note fugg this.snow, nuff said
on a different note fugg this.snow, nuff said
I use to have a set until someone broke into my jeep
I just put the chains on my hooveround for better traction Dennis. The battery is charged if you need her.......
customizer1000
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Rotflmao! I just installed a bone detector on my jeep it will make it through anything nature throws at me, just drive and wait for the beeps lol
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customizer1000
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Yelp! Prolly not as much as you. My daughters school cancelled classes tomorrow at 11:14 this evening. We mostly have about an inch of wet slushy snow but its suppose to start adding up later sometime. Calling for 4-7 inches.
I guess around 6 inches here. Kinda puts a damper on the shed hunting, maybe I can finally get some work done!
Ricer2231
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We are pretty lucky here, we would have to pile it up a little to say we got an inch. Heck there's places where you can still see the grass. Don't hurt my feelings any!
Looks like we have 5-6 inches total so far. It should be gone by the weekend though with the rising temperatures that are in the forecast.