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Trek/Hunt grounds
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The first 3 pics in the group were taken in an area of National Lakeshore along the Sleeping Bear Dunes, beutiful area and generally very trekking friendly although some areas have some odd rules about fires (as in no fires). The last pic was taken at a Boy Scout camp that I spend my summers working at just outside of Kalkaska. The is about 1300 actes of Private land that I generally have free run of (I have been there long enough I am almost on the inventory). Along with the private land there is several thousand acres of state forest land that adjoins the camp. Great place, lots of game, lots of trees and good water and the state is very friendly toward the trekking hobby (however I always have to explain what I am doing to any of the COs I have encountered, they just don't quite understand why we would dress that way and "play in the dirt").
Actually the area you've got looks pretty good to me. I hunt alot of farm fields in Southern MI that don't look much different, in fact I take more deer off the old fields than I ever even see in the "Wilderness" (I say wilderness a bit loosely as most of Michigan isn't more than a couple miles from a paved road, but we do have some big areas of nothing but trees and rocks and mosquitos).
Wife and I take the dogs and motor home up to the Rim high country for weeks at a time in the summer.
My winter desert stomping grounds here along the Colorado River consists of over 275,000 acres of public land, which starts only a couple hundred yards from the house.
Over 110,000 acres of it is the Warm Springs Wilderness Area:
http://www.blm.gov/az/rec/warmspgs.htm
My winter desert stomping grounds here along the Colorado River consists of over 275,000 acres of public land, which starts only a couple hundred yards from the house.
Over 110,000 acres of it is the Warm Springs Wilderness Area:
http://www.blm.gov/az/rec/warmspgs.htm
South central Pennsylvania. woods and rocks galore.I own 161 acres and my "well to do" cousins own hundreds of acres around me, so I have plenty of roaming area. Here's a couple pictures form one of our shoots last fall. This was on one of my woods walks. Notice the patch out of the barrel in the third picture
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I hunt up in the Bighorns. If you look at the left side of the mountains up top you can see Cloud Peak. That's 13,165 feet high and lies in the middle of the Cloud Peak Wilderness Area. My friend and I are planning a Fall trek this year and intend to run a trap line. Being a po' boy, I live in a trailer park, but this view is from my porch, so it's not all bad.
(The mountains are less than ten miles from my place.):thumbsup:
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