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<blockquote data-quote="db-2" data-source="post: 362361" data-attributes="member: 4743">Kurtr:Have no idea about Wy. but first in Canada in the 12-15 years we been there may be at most seen a couple of other people.&nbsp; We are deep in a very large forest.&nbsp; Deer do come into our camp to visit now and then but overall do not see many deer.&nbsp; Bear and their cubs are common with a few wolves. Normally no snow left on ground and i feel we are not putting any stress on the deer and are not there to do that.&nbsp; ATV in, put up camp and then walk from there on. Peaceful time. &nbsp;Well, a time or two the wolves have had the heart beat faster.Here we have about 30 sheds found this year that have been found at our food plots.&nbsp; Based on trail cameras the deer leave when we come up but are back a few minutes after we leave.&nbsp; Later on, when we walk around all the deer have left the pack by then and are scatter all over.&nbsp; I do not see the stress we are putting on the deer and they do enjoy our plots with the alfalfa bales.But then i am not the deer and maybe they would prefer we leave and take our bales with us.Monies, yes, we have been offered a few hundred dollars for various sheds, but those sheds still hang on the wall and that is where they will stay.&nbsp; Not what it is about.&nbsp; Memories of times together.&nbsp; db</blockquote>

[QUOTE="db-2, post: 362361, member: 4743"] Kurtr: Have no idea about Wy. but first in Canada in the 12-15 years we been there may be at most seen a couple of other people. We are deep in a very large forest. Deer do come into our camp to visit now and then but overall do not see many deer. Bear and their cubs are common with a few wolves. Normally no snow left on ground and i feel we are not putting any stress on the deer and are not there to do that. ATV in, put up camp and then walk from there on. Peaceful time. Well, a time or two the wolves have had the heart beat faster. Here we have about 30 sheds found this year that have been found at our food plots. Based on trail cameras the deer leave when we come up but are back a few minutes after we leave. Later on, when we walk around all the deer have left the pack by then and are scatter all over. I do not see the stress we are putting on the deer and they do enjoy our plots with the alfalfa bales. But then i am not the deer and maybe they would prefer we leave and take our bales with us. Monies, yes, we have been offered a few hundred dollars for various sheds, but those sheds still hang on the wall and that is where they will stay. Not what it is about. Memories of times together. db [/QUOTE]

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