Sheds

[luckofthedraw]

Nice one Wayne. On the board!

[Bugle M In]

Good job Wayne.
Glad to see you are out and about and staying busy.
Glad to see you around here too, on the site again a bit more.
Cheers BMI

[Salty]

Pretty early eh Wayne? Nice .

[hunter1947]

Last years shed in the timber the squirrels got to the G#3 and chewed it somewhat still nice and brown being in the dark timber

[Jelvis]

--> Wayne your a shed magnet after all these years Eh Hahahahaha good one --- nice little rack yah found for sure --> Congrats and good luck on 2019 hunter -- 47

Jelly -- you can do computer skills also - way better than I can --> I'll be checking this fine thread out now for sure Wayne!

[knighthunter]

Beauty finds Wayne. You gotta get out there before the squirrels get at them too much.

[HarryToolips]

Nice find Wayne, I'm surprised there's a few dropping, seems a little early for deer....

[HighCountryBC]

Nice find Wayne, I'm surprised there's a few dropping, seems a little early for deer....

It is really early. A number of whitetail will have dropped but a handful of mule deer at most and certainly no elk for a couple months still. Shedding is much more productive if you leave the animals alone on the winter range. You'll find they are more herded up and sheds are condensed to a smaller area overall, rather than scattered as the animals get pushed around.

[Vortex hunter]

wayne tryed replying to your pm it said you need to clear some space my friend.. Vortex hunter

[HarryToolips]

It is really early. A number of whitetail will have dropped but a handful of mule deer at most and certainly no elk for a couple months still. Shedding is much more productive if you leave the animals alone on the winter range. You'll find they are more herded up and sheds are condensed to a smaller area overall, rather than scattered as the animals get pushed around.

What's a mystery to me is: why do elk drop later? as they rut earlier than deer....