Incorrect on everything but the wolves. Giant clearcuts are good for nothing but timber production and many are turned into monolithic sterile biological deserts called pine plantations...

You are 100% correct truckguy. Logging is crucial to good wildlife habitat.

I was driving to Traverse City and I saw a wolf start to cross the road, he walked right in front of my car, slow and just stared at me like he didn’t have a care in the world. We hear them all the time at night, it is a big concern around where we live.

I'm sorry. But I was rasied on a farm. Many predators will diminish your farm animal population. I will protect my herd and flocks. However, I wish....If a wolf gets mine? It's its last meal. That includes coons and opossum and many large birds. I've watched a chicken hawk take a laying hen right out of the yard. I've seen owls take young kittens as well...

I also hunt northern Wisconsin on county forest land between harsh winters predator population increase it's been slow

I hunt NE Wisconsin (county and federal lands) and it's the same story here. I've been hunting the same area since the 60's and initially deer numbers were high. Now, they're extremely low. Now most of the areas that were cut and then burned in thte late 1800's early 1900's has grown into a much more mature forest. I think that's the primary reason why deer and grouse numbers are down but I wonder about CWD and whether a lot of deer have been suffering mortality due to that and we're just not seeing the evidence. Wolves don't help much but they seem to move small concentrations deer from one place to another. There will be wolf tracks for a while and then none. Our classic overwinter habitat was over-browsed something like 20 years ago and I suspect it has not come back. In any case, the deer population has plummeted in northern forest units.

Sad thing mate …like here in Australia ..the doo gooders and snowflakes would rather the animals take care of each other ..which sometimes isn’t nice to see ..,than Have hunters control numbers ..and get a bit of food ….We have wild dogs ..no predators except man ..but they still cry if we take care of them ..sad old world it’s become

Thank you Mike.

Down by the hobby farm house which is 2.5 hours south of the farm, you can shoot one buck and unlimited does. It's not the state, it is the north eastern part of the state that has been hit hard by the wolves.

That station has been off the air almost 2 years now. New owners bought it and apparently once they do some fixing on the tower they will bring it back. Sounds like they will also bring back Saturday polka. I have no idea what is taking so long to fix the tower though.

@@JoeandZachSurvival Understand…..a shame though….it was and always has been a staple of the tent/hunting videos…..from the beginning 👍 I have seen them all, from the beginning, just not one to comment much. You have the best videos on KZfaq!!

Did North Dakota have the winter kill issue Wyoming had last season ? It’s my first year living in Wyoming and there are a tremendous amount of Whitetail here … seen plenty of Mule deer as well

The station that played polka went off the air a couple years ago. The new owners are supposedly going to bring the station back once the transmitting tower gets fixed, which seems to be taking forever. I did hear that once it gets back, they are planning on bringing back the saturday polka show.

True about the wolves, completely wrong about the logging.

Logging creates regeneration of trees and berry bushes. Food for wildlife. Has nothing to do with Logging

​@@truckguy6.7yep, farmland is where the best deer hunting is.

Against the law.

my wabasto heater burns diesel fuel

I will stop driving it pretty soon. I am going to sell it next spring I think and get another 1 ton diesel. The white one is a 3/4 ton. It will still be rust free.