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Only about 6 more to go, I really need more free time, lol, this one is on a good salt lick just inside the edge of a hay field that leads to a bean field , found 4 different trails leading near this spot, got some good oaks around too, including a couple big white oaks
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Wes Parrish said:
Why don't you just use a climber on that nice straight hickory in the right of your pic? :)

Cause my wife will be hunting this spot too and she will only use a ladder stand
 
Wes Parrish said:
Why don't you just use a climber on that nice straight hickory in the right of your pic? :)

You're joking, right? Climbing a shag bark has never worked out for me.

If you're not joking, I need a tutorial.
 
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Wes Parrish said:
Outdoor Enthusiast said:
Wes Parrish said:
Why don't you just use a climber on that nice straight hickory in the right of your pic? :)

You're joking, right? Climbing a shag bark has never worked out for me.

If you're not joking, I need a tutorial.

Yes, I was joking. :)
Thought all that "shag" bark made it obvious. :D

Just checking. It never fails that I find the perfect setup and the only straight, climbable tree is a dang shag bark hickory. :)
 
yep, but that shag bark is the exception.....the rest of them are like climbing concrete....esp in cold weather! ;)
 

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