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I am watching this thread as well for updates. I am planning to do some testing with them next year in Manitoba.

I party hunt with a group of guys that like to sit around the campfire for lunch each day. They consistently get picked off. I have better results eating lunch in the cold.

Same scenario here, the best place to be late fall/winter is in a canola field that has been harvested with some regrowth. Food plots aren't very common here. I have seen deer hit these fields harder than any other food source out there. (Untill snow gets too deep/packed down)

I hear that, a couple years ago I was living in west central Alberta right in Griz/black bear and cougar country in the early archery season. Scary walking down a bush trail the darkness. Now I'm just dealing with the blacks.

I have 2 I40's here in Manitoba and I kept them out into January with some real cold days that still take pics, just a little slower.

Hey Kaare, glad I got to see this post. It is pretty much the project I am planning for next year out here. I just bought 160 acres deep in the bush and plan on clearing some for a plot. I have the same tools to work with as you. I think in the spring i will have a high ho in to pull some...