Post by: shedmaster on March 17, 2013, 10:52:30 PM
Post by: Smossy on March 17, 2013, 11:06:45 PM
Post by: huntnnw on March 17, 2013, 11:27:32 PM
Post by: sebla on March 18, 2013, 06:29:27 AM
Post by: boneaddict on March 18, 2013, 06:49:14 AM
Post by: CP on March 18, 2013, 07:07:22 AM
.. it is just a bone.
:yeah:
I’ll never understand the obsession. Just chew toys for the dog.
Post by: BOWHUNTER45 on March 18, 2013, 07:08:55 AM
Post by: jackelope on March 18, 2013, 07:51:46 AM
Post by: h20hunter on March 18, 2013, 07:57:19 AM
Post by: bucklucky on March 18, 2013, 08:00:21 AM
Post by: JM on March 18, 2013, 08:03:06 AM
Post by: jackelope on March 18, 2013, 08:17:10 AM
So....maybe somebody can help me understand the level of fanaticsm some folks are going to. I'm speaking of the comments about chasing, harassing, and sometimes being offroad when not supposed to be. Now, I've not killed elk, will be going on my first elk hunt this year, have not shed hunted for their horns, and am not assuming I am some great hunter. However, are those that chase bone with such abandon that they are such poor hunters they are looking to hang a pair of antlers on the wall that way? Is it for profit that some act this way? Bragging rights only?
I dont think its got to do with being a bad hunter. Profit-yes. Bragging rights-yes. I think most of all its something people collect. My moose sheds are some of my most prized possessions of my outdoors stuff.
Post by: h20hunter on March 18, 2013, 08:18:38 AM
Post by: pendoreilleadventures on March 18, 2013, 08:43:48 AM
Post by: jackelope on March 18, 2013, 08:45:59 AM
:cryriver:
You'll figure it out eventually. Stay tuned.
Post by: bush_beater on March 18, 2013, 08:52:23 AM
Post by: huntnphool on March 18, 2013, 09:35:57 AM
There should be a shed hunting season.How many points would it take to draw a Blues elk or Entiat deer shed permit do you think? :chuckle:
Post by: pat2bear on March 18, 2013, 09:36:35 AM
a regulated shed season! are you kidding me? you think those hippies and moneymakers would abide by a season? we have so called "ethical" hunters on this website that start chasing animals before they take down their christmas trees! :bash: if you cant wait til spring to put your hands on some bone.....well capitol hill is where you should look! ha haThat's a good point. All a season would do is keep the honest people honest. People are still going into Oak Creek every year before the first of May. Until they attach harsher penalties to it people will just keep doing it. Perhaps $1,000 per bone and loss of hunting privileges for 5 years Would make people think twice?
Post by: washelkhunter on March 18, 2013, 09:38:13 AM
Post by: NoBark on March 18, 2013, 09:40:51 AM
.. it is just a bone.
:yeah:
I’ll never understand the obsession. Just chew toys for the dog.
When someone coughs up $10 large for 400 inch set, it goes to peoples heads. I'd be ok with a shed season or blocked access to some areas till the elk and deer haved moved out. But, then again, I'm not a shed guy.
Post by: JM on March 18, 2013, 09:45:43 AM
For the health of the animals recovering from the rigors of winter it should be a felony to haze, harass and push wildlife from the end of hunting season till the 1st of May imo.
A felony? What if I was trail running or hiking to stay in shape and jumped some deer or a herd of elk? Should I be charged with a felony? I agree that the the idiots need to leave em alone, but to put that steep of a penalty on spooking some animals is a little harsh. Might as well stay out of the hills till July then.
Post by: Woodchuck on March 18, 2013, 09:59:24 AM
DO NOT give them any bright ideas. "Oh look here is a great idea for another fee or 7 we can charge"There should be a shed hunting season.How many points would it take to draw a Blues elk or Entiat deer shed permit do you think? :chuckle:
Post by: Ridge Roamer on March 18, 2013, 10:11:12 AM
Post by: pat2bear on March 18, 2013, 10:13:36 AM
Post by: pat2bear on March 18, 2013, 01:34:27 PM
they were up patroling yesterday is what I heard.Good. I just wish they could do more to them if they catch them.
Post by: runamuk on March 18, 2013, 01:38:37 PM
So....maybe somebody can help me understand the level of fanaticsm some folks are going to. I'm speaking of the comments about chasing, harassing, and sometimes being offroad when not supposed to be. Now, I've not killed elk, will be going on my first elk hunt this year, have not shed hunted for their horns, and am not assuming I am some great hunter. However, are those that chase bone with such abandon that they are such poor hunters they are looking to hang a pair of antlers on the wall that way? Is it for profit that some act this way? Bragging rights only?money....antler is valuable, like weeds, and timber, and many other resources.....and then there is the who can get the most mentality.....greed its the American way :tup:
Post by: Elkslayer on March 18, 2013, 01:59:06 PM
So....maybe somebody can help me understand the level of fanaticsm some folks are going to. I'm speaking of the comments about chasing, harassing, and sometimes being offroad when not supposed to be. Now, I've not killed elk, will be going on my first elk hunt this year, have not shed hunted for their horns, and am not assuming I am some great hunter. However, are those that chase bone with such abandon that they are such poor hunters they are looking to hang a pair of antlers on the wall that way? Is it for profit that some act this way? Bragging rights only?
This is why people shed hunt! For a chance at finding something like this. 217" Gross
Post by: Smossy on March 18, 2013, 02:04:18 PM
Post by: Elkslayer on March 18, 2013, 02:37:54 PM
Post by: h20hunter on March 18, 2013, 03:09:49 PM
That set is one awesome set of bone.
Post by: Elkslayer on March 18, 2013, 03:22:15 PM
Elkslayer....I understand the passion for a tropy....when it comes to hunting. I guess I'm just not wired to think that the acts that occur and make shed hunters look bad are worth it. Now....like hunting, fishing, whatever...I'm sure it is the minority that make the majority look bad.
That set is one awesome set of bone.
I agree with you. It's definately not worth the risk that some of the guys put on alot of animals by going out way to early. I'll admit I pick up quite a few early deer sheds, but there laying right by where I feed them. It's not from going out looking and pushing the animals. Nothing against people that post pictures of there finds, but I feel that if you pick up a few early sheds, keep them to yourself for awhile. Nothing like fueling the fire for guys that are just waiting to hear that they are dropping. That's one of the reasons I dont post many pics on here anymore.
Post by: Smossy on March 18, 2013, 03:45:13 PM
Post by: antlerking on March 18, 2013, 05:43:05 PM
Post by: HornHoarder on March 18, 2013, 05:45:56 PM
Post by: trophyhunt on March 18, 2013, 06:00:48 PM
Post by: Smossy on March 18, 2013, 06:07:57 PM
I don't think there should be a season for shed hunting, I also wish the few wouldn't push the animals when they are out shed hunting. I do think the wardens should (if they don't) spend more time in areas where the animals are hanging out during the drop season so they can respond to harassment calls. I don't take my dog with me when I go out shed hunting this early for elk, he's not a shed dog and I don't want him chasing the elk around. We all are not going to do the right things, most will, but lets not push for a season when only the guys who do the right thing will stay home while the others get the place to themselves. :twocents::tup: :yeah:
Post by: jackelope on March 18, 2013, 06:10:20 PM
after ready all of this its a good thing I'm not a shed Hunter!
Right...
Post by: ICEMAN on March 18, 2013, 07:34:59 PM
I shed hunted for years. Never ever saw another guy doing it when I was out, mostly muley sheds, never the elk sheds.
From what I hear and see on here, I am in favor of enforcing a protected area for deer and elk, either thru more enforcement (unlikely) of current anti harassment laws, or possibly gating and posting areas off beter to keep atleast motoriozed pursuit to a minimum. Maybe lengthening stay out of the woods times, and increased fines for violating these rules. Not excited about a season, IMHO, just another way to tax me and not enforce it...
There is a big difference between a hiker bumping animals by accident, and some jack wagon driving animals hard to get sheds knocked loose.
Post by: Tradhunter on March 18, 2013, 07:42:02 PM
Post by: shedmaster on March 18, 2013, 07:49:37 PM
Post by: NOCK NOCK on March 18, 2013, 08:00:36 PM
Post by: Tradhunter on March 18, 2013, 08:14:03 PM
Post by: alecvg on March 18, 2013, 08:16:10 PM
Post by: jackelope on March 18, 2013, 08:28:31 PM
These animals first go through the rut which physically kicks their butts. Then they do what they can to survive the winter which runs them down more. Then it starts warming up and there's a glimmer of hope, then suddenly some Yahoo is running them down till their antlers fall off on a 4 wheeler or a snow machine or a jeep. Now the new craze of shed dogs.....how many shed dogs are trained to not run deer. Wolves, lions, coyotes.... The lumps they take seem to never end. People who are unethically shed hunting are reading this thread, probably laughing and probably headed out in the morning shed hunting now that the elk are dropping. There should be some solitude for these animals to recover their winter beatdown. Be it more closed roads, more patrols, more whatever...something should be done.
Post by: dscubame on March 18, 2013, 08:33:50 PM
Sounds like people worry a-bit too much about what other people think. :dunno: kinda dumb if you ask me. Ive been one to never care about anyone else's opinion. We all know that one. Ill do what I do when I do it. I understand all the arguments in here but they're not necessary, this is why/when new laws and regulations get implied and pisses people off, Party A complains about one thing and gets new laws and regulations implied in which piss off party B, While party B does the same and gets different laws and regulations implied that pisses off party A, Its a never ending circle. No ones ever happy. Except me, Because I just go with the flow :IBCOOL:
:kneel:
Post by: Old Man Yager on March 18, 2013, 08:40:28 PM
Post by: jackelope on March 18, 2013, 08:41:28 PM
Sounds like people worry a-bit too much about what other people think. :dunno: kinda dumb if you ask me. Ive been one to never care about anyone else's opinion. We all know that one. Ill do what I do when I do it. I understand all the arguments in here but they're not necessary, this is why/when new laws and regulations get implied and pisses people off, Party A complains about one thing and gets new laws and regulations implied in which piss off party B, While party B does the same and gets different laws and regulations implied that pisses off party A, Its a never ending circle. No ones ever happy. Except me, Because I just go with the flow :IBCOOL:
Orrrrr.....
Folks could quit worrying about themselves in this scenario and think about leaving the animals alone to recuperate.
Post by: sled on March 18, 2013, 08:50:12 PM
:yeah:Sounds like people worry a-bit too much about what other people think. :dunno: kinda dumb if you ask me. Ive been one to never care about anyone else's opinion. We all know that one. Ill do what I do when I do it. I understand all the arguments in here but they're not necessary, this is why/when new laws and regulations get implied and pisses people off, Party A complains about one thing and gets new laws and regulations implied in which piss off party B, While party B does the same and gets different laws and regulations implied that pisses off party A, Its a never ending circle. No ones ever happy. Except me, Because I just go with the flow :IBCOOL:
Orrrrr.....
Folks could quit worrying about themselves in this scenario and think about leaving the animals alone to recuperate.
Post by: Alan K on March 18, 2013, 08:51:55 PM
Obviously chasing animals on a 4 wheeler or snowmobile isn't right, and I would imagine that there is already some sort of law on the books dealing with wildlife harassment. I don't think there should be any sort of laws against taking a walk in the woods at any time. There are the bad apples in every group. I don't think we want to punish the vast majority of ethical shed hunters for the couple bad apples. . . Just like we don't want to take away everyone's guns because there are a few whack jobs out there.
Do what you need to in terms of gates, and access blocking, and punish those caught maliciously harassing the animals. Like I saw someone else say on here earlier. . . It will only keep the honest guys out of there, just like the Oak Creek timing restriction does.
Post by: shedmaster on March 18, 2013, 09:39:51 PM
Post by: Landowner on March 18, 2013, 10:02:03 PM
No doubt, enjoying a day out in the woods looking for sheds can be a good thing.
But obsessive, compulsive---not so much.
Post by: Smossy on March 18, 2013, 10:06:36 PM
Smossy I got bone to fill both garages u dont have people liked that ruins it!!! :tup: Goodluck ..I agree with what your saying but thats just the world we live in, I agree with more restrictive laws on trespassing and animal harassment...... but not shed hunting cmon now. . a law for looking for a bone thats reproduced year after year? Give me a break. And Uhh great you have alot of sheds. High five. and I drive a car that barely runs. I dont see your point in that remark. I dont chase animals around period. Ill leave that to zoo-keepers. But I do wonder around in the woods aimlessly looking for sheds for hours upon hours with no success. Ive never even seen an ACTUAL game animal though besides maybe a duck or pheasant.
Post by: huntnnw on March 18, 2013, 10:09:02 PM
Post by: trophyhunt on March 19, 2013, 07:49:08 AM
Seeing as I spend the majority of my time on the coast, I don't really see any problem with getting out 'early' since it's not like the animals are condensed or facing a harsh winter. The weather doesn't change nearly as dramatically out here.You are correct on there being a difference between the two sides of the mountains, the (our) westside definitely doesn't see the winters like they do on the east. I don't think the animals get bothered as much on the westside, it's too hard to find sheds in this mess. As for the eastsiders though, much easier more open ground, I like the ideas of gates and no motor vehicle access for certain times of the year much better than any type of season. Smossy, if your not seeing game when your antler hunting this time of year, your in the wrong area. Looking for blacktail sheds is a be-outch, tough to find them in this tangled mess we live in. It's taken me years to get the small collection of blackies that I have.
Obviously chasing animals on a 4 wheeler or snowmobile isn't right, and I would imagine that there is already some sort of law on the books dealing with wildlife harassment. I don't think there should be any sort of laws against taking a walk in the woods at any time. There are the bad apples in every group. I don't think we want to punish the vast majority of ethical shed hunters for the couple bad apples. . . Just like we don't want to take away everyone's guns because there are a few whack jobs out there.
Do what you need to in terms of gates, and access blocking, and punish those caught maliciously harassing the animals. Like I saw someone else say on here earlier. . . It will only keep the honest guys out of there, just like the Oak Creek timing restriction does.
Post by: TommyH on March 19, 2013, 08:31:33 AM
So....maybe somebody can help me understand the level of fanaticsm some folks are going to. I'm speaking of the comments about chasing, harassing, and sometimes being offroad when not supposed to be. Now, I've not killed elk, will be going on my first elk hunt this year, have not shed hunted for their horns, and am not assuming I am some great hunter. However, are those that chase bone with such abandon that they are such poor hunters they are looking to hang a pair of antlers on the wall that way? Is it for profit that some act this way? Bragging rights only?
This is why people shed hunt! For a chance at finding something like this. 217" Gross
Untill you hold them in your hands you cant really tell how amazingly huge they really are!!!
Post by: Smossy on March 19, 2013, 05:21:25 PM
Thats fine, I go on my hikes, and while Im hiking I just stop here and there and take a peek around. Im not a hardcore shed hunter, With a shed finding dog, and a truck to haul out elk sheds taller then myself. I just like to be out in the woods away from everyone..Seeing as I spend the majority of my time on the coast, I don't really see any problem with getting out 'early' since it's not like the animals are condensed or facing a harsh winter. The weather doesn't change nearly as dramatically out here.You are correct on there being a difference between the two sides of the mountains, the (our) westside definitely doesn't see the winters like they do on the east. I don't think the animals get bothered as much on the westside, it's too hard to find sheds in this mess. As for the eastsiders though, much easier more open ground, I like the ideas of gates and no motor vehicle access for certain times of the year much better than any type of season. Smossy, if your not seeing game when your antler hunting this time of year, your in the wrong area. Looking for blacktail sheds is a be-outch, tough to find them in this tangled mess we live in. It's taken me years to get the small collection of blackies that I have.
Obviously chasing animals on a 4 wheeler or snowmobile isn't right, and I would imagine that there is already some sort of law on the books dealing with wildlife harassment. I don't think there should be any sort of laws against taking a walk in the woods at any time. There are the bad apples in every group. I don't think we want to punish the vast majority of ethical shed hunters for the couple bad apples. . . Just like we don't want to take away everyone's guns because there are a few whack jobs out there.
Do what you need to in terms of gates, and access blocking, and punish those caught maliciously harassing the animals. Like I saw someone else say on here earlier. . . It will only keep the honest guys out of there, just like the Oak Creek timing restriction does.
Guess Im not really a shed hunter... Some people on here should be called shed finders.. I know virtually nothing about hunting, deer, elk, bear, cougar, small game... Other than they taste delicious and I want to get into a new lifestyle... Which Is why I'm on here... To learn :chuckle:
Post by: erk444 on March 19, 2013, 05:50:50 PM
I've seen a few guys like this out there!Hey! He missed the one by the post!
Post by: trophyhunt on March 19, 2013, 06:15:42 PM
Just being out there is learning, I spent my first few years with my dad hunting pushing trees down and throwing rocks at grouse when I was a youngen. If you cant carry a gun legally you should really look into archery and go for it, archery is the best when it comes to elk!Thats fine, I go on my hikes, and while Im hiking I just stop here and there and take a peek around. Im not a hardcore shed hunter, With a shed finding dog, and a truck to haul out elk sheds taller then myself. I just like to be out in the woods away from everyone..Seeing as I spend the majority of my time on the coast, I don't really see any problem with getting out 'early' since it's not like the animals are condensed or facing a harsh winter. The weather doesn't change nearly as dramatically out here.You are correct on there being a difference between the two sides of the mountains, the (our) westside definitely doesn't see the winters like they do on the east. I don't think the animals get bothered as much on the westside, it's too hard to find sheds in this mess. As for the eastsiders though, much easier more open ground, I like the ideas of gates and no motor vehicle access for certain times of the year much better than any type of season. Smossy, if your not seeing game when your antler hunting this time of year, your in the wrong area. Looking for blacktail sheds is a be-outch, tough to find them in this tangled mess we live in. It's taken me years to get the small collection of blackies that I have.
Obviously chasing animals on a 4 wheeler or snowmobile isn't right, and I would imagine that there is already some sort of law on the books dealing with wildlife harassment. I don't think there should be any sort of laws against taking a walk in the woods at any time. There are the bad apples in every group. I don't think we want to punish the vast majority of ethical shed hunters for the couple bad apples. . . Just like we don't want to take away everyone's guns because there are a few whack jobs out there.
Do what you need to in terms of gates, and access blocking, and punish those caught maliciously harassing the animals. Like I saw someone else say on here earlier. . . It will only keep the honest guys out of there, just like the Oak Creek timing restriction does.
Guess Im not really a shed hunter... Some people on here should be called shed finders.. I know virtually nothing about hunting, deer, elk, bear, cougar, small game... Other than they taste delicious and I want to get into a new lifestyle... Which Is why I'm on here... To learn :chuckle:
Post by: Smossy on March 19, 2013, 06:16:35 PM
I am an archer :) This will be my first year filling tags though.Just being out there is learning, I spent my first few years with my dad hunting pushing trees down and throwing rocks at grouse when I was a youngen. If you cant carry a gun legally you should really look into archery and go for it, archery is the best when it comes to elk!Thats fine, I go on my hikes, and while Im hiking I just stop here and there and take a peek around. Im not a hardcore shed hunter, With a shed finding dog, and a truck to haul out elk sheds taller then myself. I just like to be out in the woods away from everyone..Seeing as I spend the majority of my time on the coast, I don't really see any problem with getting out 'early' since it's not like the animals are condensed or facing a harsh winter. The weather doesn't change nearly as dramatically out here.You are correct on there being a difference between the two sides of the mountains, the (our) westside definitely doesn't see the winters like they do on the east. I don't think the animals get bothered as much on the westside, it's too hard to find sheds in this mess. As for the eastsiders though, much easier more open ground, I like the ideas of gates and no motor vehicle access for certain times of the year much better than any type of season. Smossy, if your not seeing game when your antler hunting this time of year, your in the wrong area. Looking for blacktail sheds is a be-outch, tough to find them in this tangled mess we live in. It's taken me years to get the small collection of blackies that I have.
Obviously chasing animals on a 4 wheeler or snowmobile isn't right, and I would imagine that there is already some sort of law on the books dealing with wildlife harassment. I don't think there should be any sort of laws against taking a walk in the woods at any time. There are the bad apples in every group. I don't think we want to punish the vast majority of ethical shed hunters for the couple bad apples. . . Just like we don't want to take away everyone's guns because there are a few whack jobs out there.
Do what you need to in terms of gates, and access blocking, and punish those caught maliciously harassing the animals. Like I saw someone else say on here earlier. . . It will only keep the honest guys out of there, just like the Oak Creek timing restriction does.
Guess Im not really a shed hunter... Some people on here should be called shed finders.. I know virtually nothing about hunting, deer, elk, bear, cougar, small game... Other than they taste delicious and I want to get into a new lifestyle... Which Is why I'm on here... To learn :chuckle:
Post by: Watimberghost on March 29, 2013, 10:07:15 AM
And as for dogs, if they're chasing and pushing game, they should stay home. I take my two dogs with me most of the time. They aren't really shed dogs, I just like having them around and exercising them. They alert me to deer and elk, but they don't chase or bark at them. I've only seen them bark at coyotes and bears. Even then, they listen to me and mind my commands.
I see nothing wrong with being passionate about hitting the woods and finding sheds. Unfortunately, just as it is with hunting, no matter what the rules and regulaions are, there will be losers that do the wrong thing outta selfishness.
Post by: 270Flat on March 29, 2013, 10:10:12 AM
There should be a shed hunting season.:yeah: I like the idea!
Post by: Maverick on March 29, 2013, 11:41:18 AM
There should be a shed hunting season.:yeah: I like the idea!
:bdid:
shed hunting has gotten very popular the last few years. some to sell them, some to make lamps or other decor, or others like me that throw them into a pile. its the idiots that are trying to be the guys that find a bunch of sheds that are chasing the bulls around like idiots. now if i saw someone on a quad chasing bulls trying to get them to drop then i would definetly call a game warden for harrasment. but to be hiking, looking for sheds, and kicking a few elk out of a draw because of someones presence, thats not harrasment. that just enjoying the great outdoors. all a shed hunting season would do is make the honest people buy a tag and make the honest people wait to start hiking for sheds. when the dishonest people are still going to sneak in. and most of them will not be caught. doing nobody any good and just making it an even worse situation. i think theres a lot of people that are mad that shed hunting has gotten so popular. probably because they arent finding near as many sheds as they use to. and with the economy and the rate of unemployment a lot more people can go during the week instead of waiting till the weekends to be out hiking.
My advice is this and its what im doing. keep hiking and searching and just enjoy the outdoors. i dont find sheds every time i go out. but being out in the woods and not finding a shed is still a hell of a lot better day than at work. okay im done ranting
Post by: HighCountry10 on March 29, 2013, 02:24:30 PM
Guess Im not really a shed hunter... Some people on here should be called shed finders.. I know virtually nothing about hunting, deer, elk, bear, cougar, small game... Other than they taste delicious and I want to get into a new lifestyle... Which Is why I'm on here... To learn :chuckle:
Smossy! Your opinions on shed hunting and about other shed hunters is a bit strong to then just claim your on this site "to learn". In order to truly learn about something and develop sound personal philosophies (opinions) you need to avoid having strong opinions from the get go. Just saying.... "Wondering aimlessly" is not how the guys that consistently find their antlers approach shed hunting. It would be something closer to spending more time out during the winter months watching, photographing, learning migratory routes, etc....in order to know the general or exact location of quality Bucks and/or Bulls. As a result of doing this year after year they know exact locations and dates to find shed antlers. One last thing, until you have spent time keeping tabs on a bull or buck you will not understand the frustration the initial poster of this thread felt when he watched someone illegally chase that bull out of an area.
Post by: Scottystyle on March 29, 2013, 02:54:35 PM
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Thats what she said :chuckle: :chuckle: :chuckle:
Post by: erk444 on March 29, 2013, 04:24:47 PM
:yeah:There should be a shed hunting season.:yeah: I like the idea!
:bdid:
shed hunting has gotten very popular the last few years. some to sell them, some to make lamps or other decor, or others like me that throw them into a pile. its the idiots that are trying to be the guys that find a bunch of sheds that are chasing the bulls around like idiots. now if i saw someone on a quad chasing bulls trying to get them to drop then i would definetly call a game warden for harrasment. but to be hiking, looking for sheds, and kicking a few elk out of a draw because of someones presence, thats not harrasment. that just enjoying the great outdoors. all a shed hunting season would do is make the honest people buy a tag and make the honest people wait to start hiking for sheds. when the dishonest people are still going to sneak in. and most of them will not be caught. doing nobody any good and just making it an even worse situation. i think theres a lot of people that are mad that shed hunting has gotten so popular. probably because they arent finding near as many sheds as they use to. and with the economy and the rate of unemployment a lot more people can go during the week instead of waiting till the weekends to be out hiking.
My advice is this and its what im doing. keep hiking and searching and just enjoy the outdoors. i dont find sheds every time i go out. but being out in the woods and not finding a shed is still a hell of a lot better day than at work. okay im done ranting
Post by: kentrek on March 29, 2013, 04:35:52 PM
not everyone is out for sheds...
Post by: shedmaster on March 30, 2013, 10:55:52 PM
Post by: Maverick on March 31, 2013, 04:17:01 PM