BMO Response Page

BMO Response Page

This is a compilation of your archived feedback as it was submitted. Bookmark this page and you will be able to read what your fellow hunting camp members say. CAUTION:These are unedited remarks! Feel free to post your comments via the FEEDBACK page to remark about anything you read here. All entries will have the author's first name and e-mail listed so you can contact them regarding their thoughts and comments directly if you wish.

Received week of May 25, 1998.

from wisconsin: after 21.37 years we have decided that we need to change some of our stands because some of the deers are too far away and my brother can't see them once so is it better to give the stand a number or a name. also too, does this sort of activity (building new stands) make deers sick or upset in any way if we do it before august 17th. we also want to build a new road across the swamp so we don't have to drag too much because the kids are going into the army and now we are screwed and have to to do some or all of the work again. i don't know if this is a remark or a suggestion??// (Respondent's first name) joe
EDITOR'S NOTE: We're not sure either...ensodereh.
Joe, I unerstand your problum. Did youz think about maybe just shooting the deers closer to your stand instead of way aways, in so? Maybe your brother can use what they call there binoculars, in so? Me and my frenz found they work pretty good. If the deers are real close, you just turn those what you call binoculars around and the deers look far away when they are real close. That way when youz shoot once, youz can tell your frenzs they were a hunerd yards away, in so? P.S. I don't tink deers get sick and anyways they don't drink Rhinelander beers too much so why would they in so?. (Respondents first name) East of Green Bay.
from wisconsin: many (a few) years ago my dad and i decided to make a road run into Mich and visit the famous Fahlstrom camp to see what deers hanging on a meat pole really looked like. also wanted to see curt's new plumbing job in the basement. of course dad was alive then. after parking the car, we walked past about 30 large zip-lock bags with frozen yellow stuff in them which were leaning against the building near the front door. we took note. went in and were welcomed royally by curt and had a toast or 2. saw the deers. got in the car and went home. on the way back, dad commented,"you know, your mother always makes cookies for our camp, but maybe she could freeze some lemonaide like dorothy does". now that's an idea (Respondent's first name) joe (Respondent's e-mail address) jsmader@lakefield.net
YOU MEAN THAT'S NOT LEMONADE! don