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From: brianh@tvnews.tv.tek.com (Brian Heifner)
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Subject: Tree stands, and Elk as a subject.
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Date: 23 Apr 91 12:10:51 GMT
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I've been waiting for this newsgroup, but just found out it was alive
and well.

Any way, recently I purchased a Loggy Bayou (sp) tree stand. I'm
curious to found out what ya'all feel about height placement of the
tree stand.  Is it enough to get only ten feet off of the ground or
will I do better higher up?.

Another subject I think about alot is hunting tactiks for elk here in
the Oreegone Coast range. For those of you who have never hunted here,
the coast range is extremely thick with vegetation. The area we hunted
last year was west of Timber (a very small town), we never got close
enough to any elk to get an arrow off. Actually we didn't even see
any.

Does any one out there know of a good book or video tape that
specializes in Western Oregon elk or deer hunting?.