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No kidding.. Nice area.. How come you dont head up there more often?
I was hunting the Iron River area, thats cool place as well. Seen some big bucks strutting around there. Just never seemed to be strutting where I was standing.. Go Figure.
180 acres? Pretty big chunck.
Good Morning Neal.. weather, cool at night, cloudy during the day. But alot better then the Humid stuff we were dealing with. Felt a little like Tenn for the last month.
I actually set up the tent and slep out in it last night with the son. Glad the wife was a good sport, she had to crawl out of bed at 3:00 to let me know my alarm was going off.
I don't head up north cause it costs to much Pat.
You get up there and you spend your whole time working and getting everything back into shape, then you get about 2 hours to enjoy it, and then you have to head home.
I'm talking about a week long trip here.
With my grandfather gone over 12 years ago, nobody has been there to keep it up daily. So. It all kinda goes to hell, my grandmother just cannot keep up. She just mows the grass and enjoys what she can when she goes out there.
My buildings are starting to be in some dis-repair as well. I need to spend a whole summer up there working on it and such. Trimming tree's. We had over 86 Fruit tree's on the property at one time, there are probably 30 left, and they have not been tended too.
Wood to cut, buildings to fix, other stuff to fix. Buildings to re-adjust. Stuff to clean. Grass to mow. Equipment to fix......
On top of all of that. its just SUPER depressing for me to be there without my grandfather as well. Everyone in the family has came and taken his stuff. So half the time I'm looking for things that are not there anymore. Hell. I even have bridges to repair when I'm there as well. And with no portable welder available, (the guy passed, Vietnam vet,) I'm really screwed on the one bridge. Its barley being held up by cables now.
I'm sure you see the predicament now, as well as the main reason I don't go. That and its an 8 hour drive.
That does suck William, and your poor Grandma having to deal with it. I know an older gentalman that can no longer take care of his property. He now has his neighbor go up and tend to all of the maintenance of the property, in trade, he gets to use it for hunting..
MIght be something you could set up William.. I dont know that it will work for you. It is just to bad that the house is left to go to the way side like that. I understand. but.. anyhow, thats to bad.
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