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<blockquote data-quote="db-2" data-source="post: 362551" data-attributes="member: 4743">One of the guys in our group try the drone and it did not work.&nbsp; Was abandon.&nbsp; Could not see them laying on the ground.&nbsp;In order to find sheds with success the snow needs to be all gone and one needs to walk and walk and then walk some more and there needs to be deer that have winter in the area.&nbsp; Coyotes like to collect to.&nbsp; And did i say walk, walk, walk.&nbsp; If they hold up in your town late winter which is not uncommon it makes it a little easier except you will compete with the town.&nbsp; They are not just laying out in the open everywhere and just like deer hunting was for me at first in the 60s one can walk for hours and even days and not find one. Scouting and homework will help just like any kind of hunting.&nbsp; Will admit a train dog does wonders just like a bird dog will.&nbsp; Problem with a dog up north is the wolves.But all in all, for me it is a great past time with friends and family be it here on the home base or elsewhere.Just hope people use common sense when doing, leave the ATV park and respect the deer.&nbsp; Walk.&nbsp; After doing this since 1995 i fail to see $60,000 being made unless they are buying/selling/trading and not looking and finding.&nbsp; Close to thirty years and a few thousand sheds, if we had sold, we would be nowhere close to that number.&nbsp;&nbsp; db</blockquote>

[QUOTE="db-2, post: 362551, member: 4743"] One of the guys in our group try the drone and it did not work. Was abandon. Could not see them laying on the ground. In order to find sheds with success the snow needs to be all gone and one needs to walk and walk and then walk some more and there needs to be deer that have winter in the area. Coyotes like to collect to. And did i say walk, walk, walk. If they hold up in your town late winter which is not uncommon it makes it a little easier except you will compete with the town. They are not just laying out in the open everywhere and just like deer hunting was for me at first in the 60s one can walk for hours and even days and not find one. Scouting and homework will help just like any kind of hunting. Will admit a train dog does wonders just like a bird dog will. Problem with a dog up north is the wolves. But all in all, for me it is a great past time with friends and family be it here on the home base or elsewhere. Just hope people use common sense when doing, leave the ATV park and respect the deer. Walk. After doing this since 1995 i fail to see $60,000 being made unless they are buying/selling/trading and not looking and finding. Close to thirty years and a few thousand sheds, if we had sold, we would be nowhere close to that number. db [/QUOTE]

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