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Thanks Papa. Only problem with the two on the bottom left just to the right of the red line, there are no trees there. Would have to put ground blinds which was my intention. I was also thinking of putting one tree stand all the way in the upper right hand corner at the end of the logging road. There are a lot of signs, rubs, scrapes along the logging road. We also got some good bucks on camera in the middle and just to the right of the red line. May set up a blind there as well. Heading up this weekend to do the work.

The picture below is an aerial view of the hunting property I have been hunting on for the last 5 years. It was a total of 120 acres. When we bought 6 years ago the owner subdivided and we bought 30 acres to the right of the red line but had permission to hunt on the left of red line for free. The 90 acres on the left are in the process of being sold. All we know is that the new buyer is a retired Nassau cop and may be planning on building a house close to the road (bottom of picture) as the water table further into the property is too high and not buildable. There are three watering holes to the left but none to the right of the red line. Hoping to get permission for this season at least to hunt on the left. But in the event we are not given permission, where would you put the stands from the left to the right? There is a logging road under the canopy of the thick woods to the right off of which there are multiple trails coming down the hill into the soybeans to the right of the red line. In the upper right hand corner is also a funnel where the deer come off the hill and into the soybean. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

You hit the nail on the head! And you forgot shopping . . .

http://countdown.free-and-online.com/?timer=paillb8295 Posted December 19, 2011 Where the heck has the time gone???

Good for her. Has she always wanted to hunt or did this just happen recently? The reason I ask is because when my soon to be 16 yo daughter was 11 she showed an interest in joining me. She always told me she wanted a pink shotgun. But over the last few years her interests changed from hunting/outdors to fashion, and ..um... Boys! Now she's looking at pink clothes etc..

Got mine too today in the mail!

Lol! It's funny that i used to hear these from my Dad when I was growing up and now i say them to my teenaged kids. The classic my Dad used to say: "I used to walk 5 miles to school each way up hill both ways with no soles on my shoes" And each time he told me this the miles got longer and longer!

Nice video! What were the songs you used in the video?

Nice! Haven't shot my T/C Impact yet. It's open sites too. Not sure if i want to put a scope on it. Can't wait! - Jordan Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

@Paula Of course not! But they know who they are

Welcome! I consider myself a newbie and this will be my 6th year this coming season. I have too taught myself for the most part but I hunt with family members. I have learned a lot from this forum. I've also learned who to ignore on here and so shall you.... Enjoy the ride!

Welcome! Once you start hunting I promise you'll be hooked like I was.

Oh yeah. Forgot about that one. Thanks Paula.

I saw these floating on Facebook. Anyone ever use them? Are they a waste of $$? http://www.thermacell.com/heated-insoles-foot-warmers Nevermind ... The $129 price tag just turned me off.

I have a 1C that I'll trade for a 4Y.

Well stated Grow.

Yup! That was me last year . . .

Enjoy! The woodstove is wonderful! I have a Vermont Castings in my house on LI for 18 years now. Have it going from end of October through beginning of April non-stop. Saves a $hit load of money on oil!

I tried swirling and it came out good. Check this thread out. http://huntingny.com/forums/topic/8817-diy-swirling/

Happy birthday all!

And make sure the fire extinguisher is nearby! LOL, just kidding of course