Fire Trouble

[BakoHNTR]

Anyone else getting burned out of their hunting area? I've probably hiked 75 miles this last year scouting, planning, setting cams, glassing large areas in the off-season, and it's all up in a cloud of smoke.

I am thankful I'm not losing my house or my life like many folks up there, but I sure am bummed for deer season this year.

Comparison photo of my GPS scouting tracks and an overlay of the Cedar Fire...

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[MJB]

After a burn the deer will be in their eating the new growth and rolling in the ash to rub the ticks and other bugs off

Just hope they let you in

 

[Aeon]

the Station fire in 2009 took out a bunch of cameras and tree stands just a couple weeks after i set them. Play long enough in the forest and bad things happen. It will come back in time...

 

[ilovesprig]

Always sorry to hear, if anyone lost a home or life.......But don't give up on that area.......Fire is good.


ps......Ever see turkeys near Greenhorn.......One of the 1st places I ever hunted them.

 

[BakoHNTR]

Always sorry to hear, if anyone lost a home or life.......But don't give up on that area.......Fire is good.


ps......Ever see turkeys near Greenhorn.......One of the 1st places I ever hunted them.

Never.
I've seen a ton through the Glenville area, but nothing once you get into the National Forest.




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[ilovesprig]

My experience too......Nothing on the public stuff......lol

 

[Baldkrash]

I was scouting exactly where the blue cut fire is last Saturday. I have a quail spot in the area too, not sure what will be there now, or when they will let us back in.