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    Finished splittin' house wood today.....yeah!!!! And figures went over to a friends house they had a big pine comedown about a month ago. So I went over and cut that up and I'll bring that home tomorrow. andthey had about a cord of hemlock piled up so I'll take that too. The pine is very fresh Hate working with that SO STICKY!!!!

    Gotta get my camera out too. but I have been working in the woods they still come through but mainly at night. I have a little cleaning to do but I should be finished so I can let things quiet down alittle.
    may your sap be at 3%
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    You guys have some pretty good deer there. Being from Alberta the deer here look like babies.I haven't seen a buck this year yet. Lots of does come right up to the barn to feed.There could be bucks in the bunch but so small I can't see the horns.
    maybe 50 taps for 2011
    Finally ready to boil when I get enough sap
    I just might be crazy.( make that I know I am)
    Trees all tapped except the ones with 5 feet of snow.
    Enough rabbits to keep Elmer busy..

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    Were ready to stud up the walls on our new 24'x16' sugar shack, as soon as my brotherinlaw saws the lumber. Then I need to get the wife cutting and splitting some fire wood for this springs boiling!!
    Been there done that, have the scars and the MRI to prove it!

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    Quote Originally Posted by CBOYER View Post
    3rdGenMaple,
    No bucks till the rut normally at home here and I never had a clue why.
    Do you have nuts tree on your land?? bucks prefer to be at shade under those trees, eating nuts (Bitternut hickory, white oak), than be in clear place.
    That was my observation when i lived in St anicet, near Fort Covington NY, and was hunting in Brasher falls..
    Oh heck yeah I got nuts lol. I have managed my woods over the years for deer and maple. I have an mature apple orchard with about 30 trees dropping apples already like mad, lots of red and white oak, some beech etc and wild berries as well. my land is 95% woods and 5% foodpots for deer. Just wierd how it is here but I would rather the bucks not be in there no than not during the hunting season.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 3rdgen.maple View Post
    Oh heck yeah I got nuts, my land is 95% woods and 5% foodpots.
    is that food and pot or food and plot? just wondering
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    Quote Originally Posted by Flat Lander Sugaring View Post
    is that food and pot or food and plot? just wondering
    Oooops foodplot.
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    Kenwp;


    the deer here look like babies

    Not all of them, my 2006 one:

    9 pts 210lbs field dress,
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    Still staring at my sapwood piled up waiting to be stacked!
    FIRST GENERATION SUGARMAKER
    First boil 2/22/2012! Went Pefect!
    3,500' of laterals
    1,000' of mainline
    2012 - 105 taps on gravity, 12 sap sacks.
    2013 - 175 taps on gravity, 25 on sacks = 200 taps for 2013! Second year.
    2014 - 250 taps on gravity, 25 on sacks
    Tapped on February 16, 2014
    2015 - adding vac sap puller no more gravity for me!
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    Boyer still looks like a baby to me.My wife ues those kind of horns for garden decoration.By the way being from out west I call that a 4 point.
    maybe 50 taps for 2011
    Finally ready to boil when I get enough sap
    I just might be crazy.( make that I know I am)
    Trees all tapped except the ones with 5 feet of snow.
    Enough rabbits to keep Elmer busy..

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    Quote Originally Posted by KenWP View Post
    Boyer still looks like a baby to me.My wife ues those kind of horns for garden decoration.By the way being from out west I call that a 4 point.
    Ken did you take the wrong medicine again this morning? 4 pt? baby? decorations? Your nuts man lol.
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