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Re: Life in the delta [Re: Ryan McLeod] #7537932
03/24/22 07:38 PM
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Re: Life in the delta [Re: Ryan McLeod] #7537945
03/24/22 07:45 PM
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Great Marten pic. Thanks.

Re: Life in the delta [Re: Ryan McLeod] #7538021
03/24/22 08:31 PM
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Beautiful!


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Re: Life in the delta [Re: Ryan McLeod] #7538030
03/24/22 08:37 PM
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Good that you were around some caribou .
Line robbers are a pain to deal with. So it probably cost you 1/4 of a new snow machine before justice was served !

Re: Life in the delta [Re: Ryan McLeod] #7538116
03/24/22 09:47 PM
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That looks like hungry country.


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Re: Life in the delta [Re: Ryan McLeod] #7538155
03/24/22 10:28 PM
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AV you mean the caribou pic? That area is actually overrun with tracks of all kinds. That’s just off the porcupine river. Long trip to find a few caribou


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Re: Life in the delta [Re: Ryan McLeod] #7538195
03/25/22 12:34 AM
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What a grin on that boy!


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Re: Life in the delta [Re: Ryan McLeod] #7538438
03/25/22 09:09 AM
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Originally Posted by Ryan McLeod
AV you mean the caribou pic? That area is actually overrun with tracks of all kinds. That’s just off the porcupine river. Long trip to find a few caribou

Yes. Not much to eat, and not much cover. Caribou lead a tough life.


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Re: Life in the delta [Re: Ryan McLeod] #7538480
03/25/22 09:58 AM
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Yup. add in 4-5 feet of snow and wolves constantly on the hunt. These 6 were pushed out into this open flat by wolves. We could hear them howling while we skinned and butchered but the trees in the creek were just too thick to try get them. It would be a great place to trap though. lots of marten, wolf and wolverine.


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Re: Life in the delta [Re: Ryan McLeod] #7538515
03/25/22 10:37 AM
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It's good to see you back Ryan I've missed seeing your pictures and reading your stories .

Bobby you're looking good holding up those marten you and your dad keep up the good work young man !!!!!

That's a fine looking sled !


Re: Life in the delta [Re: Ryan McLeod] #7540349
03/27/22 12:55 AM
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Afternoon well spent with the kids


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Re: Life in the delta [Re: Ryan McLeod] #7540397
03/27/22 06:00 AM
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Looks like white spruce. Some saw logs in that. You running a band saw mill Ryan? Oldest boy into that a few years now and big savings on lumber as he always building something.

Re: Life in the delta [Re: crosspatch] #7540634
03/27/22 10:29 AM
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I’d love to have the saw logs you guys have in the big land. With the way things are going here and the prices for lumber saw logs are getting scarce where I am.

Re: Life in the delta [Re: Ryan McLeod] #7540876
03/27/22 01:32 PM
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Black spruce for firewood. Load like that goes for About $600 now. Good way to make a little extra on a weekend


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Re: Life in the delta [Re: Ryan McLeod] #7540942
03/27/22 02:26 PM
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Wow on the price of firewood.

Re: Life in the delta [Re: Ryan McLeod] #7541136
03/27/22 05:44 PM
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Double wow! Around here that load hardwood, oak, hickory,hard maple, might bring $90 delivered.

Re: Life in the delta [Re: Ryan McLeod] #7541739
03/28/22 10:08 AM
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Yup. $150 in gas and fuel to haul that wood. Heating fuel is at $2.40 a litre here. Life is expensive in the north. $400 to fill my truck right now.


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Re: Life in the delta [Re: Ryan McLeod] #7541830
03/28/22 12:18 PM
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Thanks for sharing the pictures Ryan. Nice to see what goes on in the north country.

Re: Life in the delta [Re: Ryan McLeod] #7542111
03/28/22 04:39 PM
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I would hate to see next summers fuel prices there. Is it not barged up the McKenzie ?

no need for a gym exercise when doing wood like that. but a few tubes of AbsorbineJR sure helps

Re: Life in the delta [Re: Northof50] #7542119
03/28/22 04:45 PM
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Originally Posted by Northof50
I would hate to see next summers fuel prices there. Is it not barged up the McKenzie ?

no need for a gym exercise when doing wood like that. but a few tubes of AbsorbineJR sure helps


I think its barged up. wood hauling is a good work out for sure especially in deep snow And you just have to love when those buried willows start catching your feet.


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