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<blockquote data-quote="db-2" data-source="post: 343369" data-attributes="member: 4743">Got home late last night.&nbsp;&nbsp; A lot of snow, side by side went right thru but quads had problems.A lot of damage from fire, miles and miles of just burn sticks.&nbsp; Pockets of green where we found horns.Found not the biggest but the nicest match set five point for me. About mid 140 class.&nbsp; In the past have found a few 80 and some more 70 class horns but this year biggest was in high 60.&nbsp; Tent and wood stove work great but it was warm heating up to 70 in the day.&nbsp; Rain last day there.Son and i came home but other three are staying until Monday and are looking on farm land next to forest.&nbsp; Went to vet to clear horns but she was no longer so will clear with vet at port when they come home.Will get a picture of horns then.Going up agent looked at passbook, ask where we were going and why.&nbsp; Five minutes and on our way.&nbsp; Back home 45 minutes at US port for the two of us to cross.A few years ago, US agent ask me what we did.&nbsp; I said shed hunt.&nbsp; He asked what that was.&nbsp; Said it was stupid and dumb.&nbsp; I responded.Now my son will not let me go into the office with him and i have to sit outside. Only one camera survive.&nbsp; Put up in 2019 and only picture on that one was in August of 2020.&nbsp; We assume someone found.&nbsp; Wolves and some nice bucks on it.Sheds sell for 13 dollars per pound and elk at 17 per pound.&nbsp; PU had 400 lbs so you do the numbers.&nbsp; We do not sell.A few years back put up a pagan god horn shrine.&nbsp; Add to it each year.&nbsp; Say a blessing with each additional horn.Enjoy and next year should be better.&nbsp; db</blockquote>

[QUOTE="db-2, post: 343369, member: 4743"] Got home late last night. A lot of snow, side by side went right thru but quads had problems. A lot of damage from fire, miles and miles of just burn sticks. Pockets of green where we found horns. Found not the biggest but the nicest match set five point for me. About mid 140 class. In the past have found a few 80 and some more 70 class horns but this year biggest was in high 60. Tent and wood stove work great but it was warm heating up to 70 in the day. Rain last day there. Son and i came home but other three are staying until Monday and are looking on farm land next to forest. Went to vet to clear horns but she was no longer so will clear with vet at port when they come home. Will get a picture of horns then. Going up agent looked at passbook, ask where we were going and why. Five minutes and on our way. Back home 45 minutes at US port for the two of us to cross. A few years ago, US agent ask me what we did. I said shed hunt. He asked what that was. Said it was stupid and dumb. I responded. Now my son will not let me go into the office with him and i have to sit outside. Only one camera survive. Put up in 2019 and only picture on that one was in August of 2020. We assume someone found. Wolves and some nice bucks on it. Sheds sell for 13 dollars per pound and elk at 17 per pound. PU had 400 lbs so you do the numbers. We do not sell. A few years back put up a pagan god horn shrine. Add to it each year. Say a blessing with each additional horn. Enjoy and next year should be better. db [/QUOTE]

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