Doing fine Steve...attempting clean up my cluttered trap shed aka the garage.

I take the lowest branches off, the ones closest to the ground, I figure they will catch fungus first

Big pans, not for me, makes no sense. Can see them for mink maybe, but not needed there either.

I would literally pay money to have access to fields to go look for arrowheads. I'm so fascinated by Native American history. The first arrowhead I found was in my pond as a young kid. Me and my brother were having a mud war, throwing handfuls of mud at each other. I dove down and grabbed a handful and felt a rock, when I returned to the surface I washed it off and it was a perfect arrowhead about 2.5" long.

There are only 2 fields I have access to. Tons of pieces of chirt, but have only found halves in them. Never a complete piece. They have been looked over many times before I came along. I live along the Ohio river. In my county we have the Kincaid Mounds which was at one point the 2nd biggest Native American city in the present day U.S. behind Cahokia. One of the fields I have permission to look in is about 2 miles as the crow flies from the mounds. The mounds are right along the river, and there is like 2 families who own thousands of acres around the mounds and I do not know them personally, but know a farmhand for one of the families who looks for arrowheads and has found some nice pieces.

Thanks gents!
Appreciate it.

No use holding worthless fur-just costs money-sell it into the market for whatever is offered or burn it.

The reason I carry a firearm and a knife (a very sharp knife) all the time. And I constantly practice with both including awareness.

Dang. I should be happy I killed another thread or?

Awesome haul, Dean! Never considered the Flathead with flies. And, more importantly, congratulations on #2!!!

Our daily limit is 2 fish....on lakes managed for lake trout & Salmon.

Truth is you have to be really unlucky to get in trouble being a scammer you can steal millions before they even look for you.

Western Montana