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I frequent the roads to the west of onamia and into eastern Morrison County. I see plenty of deer near roads. Lots of low ground and timber in between roads. Wolves are also common in this area.

While Fresno St. is better than most of our non-conference opponents, they still are not Big Ten caliber. However good things can be taken from this win. Receiving corps is an upgrade from years prior, defense is playing better, and this young group of players are better than expected. Pass defense is going to have to improve as well as our 3rd and 4th running backs will need to produce better than this. Especially if Smith is out for anytime. Annexstad is far better than I had expected fro a walk-on true freshman. They guy throws ropes, fits balls into spots that look dangerous, but where only his recievers can catch them. I think he has a great deal of upside. He will have his struggles for sure, but excited to see what he can do against better Big Ten defenses. Playcalling needs to improve as well, shake my head a quite a few times over the last 2 weeks. Hope they can keep me interested the rest of the year.

I did not last year and I am not sure about this year. I would sure like to. New job and some new help at the hunt didnt allow me time to volunteer last year. Hope this year is different.

Good yo hear from you again! Hope your search for property goes well and your time in stand is fruitful.

I can not express my deepest, heartfelt sympathies to your family! Although I never had the please to meet your father, I sure felt that I knew Bobby Bass. His stories have brought, all us that the pleasure to read his work, to the lake he clearly loved so much. I have spend many a night at Lakeiwanttobethere thanks to your dad. This little internet community will never be the same without him! With honestly teary eyes, I send my condolences and prayers to you, your family and all of Dans friends. God bless you in your time of grief. I hope you all able to celebrate the life of a good man. Brian DeZurik.

Couple from Bemidji area.

A huge thank you to Borch for organizing the contest. Truly a big reason I look forward to the spring and turkey hunting. Love the stories and Pics. They always make me want to be in woods. Congrates to all the successful hunters, as well as to The Strut Stops Here Team and Ryan. Ryan may be near 1/3rd of my age, however, he is one heck of hunter we all could learn from! Congrats.

With Minnesota's turkey season behind us, how did it go you guys? Early season for me was overall pretty good. Jakes early came into decoys and there was plenty of gobbling to make me think there were decent numbers of birds around. The birds however, seemed difficultto pattern this compared to previous seasons. Getting the boy out to the blind was more difficult than I had hoped as well. The birds did not respond well to my calling this year and I didnt dial in a good decoy set up either, may should have sat without more. With our some what dry spring hopefullywe have a good hatch and survival again this year.

Some of us are still here! Feel free to ask questions and report your outings. we would love to hear them.

Good luck to you.

Anyone still at it? not sure that i will get Isaac out anymore, will still ask these last few days. Good luck everyone.

Great bird, way to keep at it.

Nice bird, good job!

I can't help you, myself. If Craig is at Rice Creek when you are, ask him a couple of your question. He is REAL good with gun knowledge. And a pretty good guy.

I had that as well this spring, Brian. Had a bird strutting, nice full fan but a short beard. We did shoot it so I dont know what the spurs were like. Nice job the hunt again this year, congrats.