ALMOST THERE

[harvey lee]

I am planning on going to N.D. in 8 more days to start another year of chasing the buck of my dreams again.With the soft winters and the herd in such great shape it should be another stellar season.I wish good luck to you all and have a very safe hunt.

[UNDBowhunter]

I can't wait.. I haven't decided If I want to shoot a buck in velvet if I get the chance. One thing is for sure, hopefully my extra doe tag comes in the mail soon!!!!

[harvey lee]

You should get your extra doe tag soon as mine came last week and I am in Mn.The problem with shooting a buck in velvet is trying to drag it out by the horns.It is next to impossible as its like the rack had a grease job,very slippery.But they do make a cool mount.The surplus doe tags are not ready to buy first come fist serve if you are looking for more.Good luck this season.

[madison man]

the surplus doe tags are or are not ready to buy, I am talking about bow tags. me and a buddy are heading up last week in oct will there be any doe tags left then or should we buy them now? thanks

[harvey lee]

You can buy your non-resident deer tag for a buck or doe on line or at a store if they have non resident licenses.Scheels in Fargo always have them but the on line is easy.

The surplus doe tags can also be used during any season as long as it is in the zone applied for.Archery,gun or muzzle loader season.

The surplus doe tags are ready to buy now if the zone you are hunting has any left.They are on a first come first serve basis so if you think you want one I would get it now as some zones are out and some have very few.

The surplus doe tags are priced at 50 dollars each.

[huntingislife]

I better get on the ball to get my extra doe tags.....oh wait, there is still over 3500 left in my unit I am glad to see my unit has the most extra tags. Should be easy pickings on the skinheads!!! I can't wait.

[harvey lee]

Thats great,my zone is OUT for one of the first times in a long time.Maybe more hunters staying around home.

[madison man]

thanks for the info. I plan on hunting along the sheyenne river what type of trees are there i'm guessing like cotton woods, dog woods, anyway are there some trees there that a climbing stand will work???? thanks for the help!

[harvey lee]

The area I hunt along the Sheyenne has mainly cottonwood and oak.I use almost all climbers but sometimes I cannot go in the exact spot I want but some yards away.For that reason I also put up and carry extra fixed stands.I can say that there are not many places where I hunt that you cannot use a climber.^ years ago not a one of us used one and now all 6 guys are using only climbers.They are GREAT.