New Guy From Michigan's Upper Peninsula

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Hi,
I am new to the forum, I have been hunting the Aberdeen Area for several years and wondering if it is drying out at all and did the Spring hatch go well.
 
jgb said:
Hi,
I am new to the forum, I have been hunting the Aberdeen Area for several years and wondering if it is drying out at all and did the Spring hatch go well.
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Welcome to the site. I live in Aberdeen and "no", it has not dried out. If you were out here last fall and thought it was wet I'm here to tell you it's wetter now. Unless we get some extremely dry weather in the next 2-3 months I'm not sure what to expect this fall.

I'm sure all the wet weather has had to have an effect on the hatch. We will probably know more when the GFP does their road surveys in August. The pheasants haven't caught much of a break the last couple year with back to back bad winters and all the moisture.
 
jgb said:
Hi,
I am new to the forum, I have been hunting the Aberdeen Area for several years and wondering if it is drying out at all and did the Spring hatch go well.
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Welcome! You live in an outdoorsman's paradise. Hemingway wrote all about it. More recently I have heard the word "youpper," (sp.) pronounced "YOUper" as a nom de terre for Michiganers who reside in the Upper Peninsula. I hope it is not impolite to say Youpper. If it is, I apologize. Again, welcome!
 
Welcome to the UPH, glad to have you here. Drop by often and set a spell..........Bob
 
Welcome aboard, will be fishing the UP mid July if you got any tips for good pan fishing north of manistique:):)
 
welcome, i occasionally hunt in Kansas with a guy who comes down from Lansing and stays in Larned for 2-3 months every season...good to have you aboard. :)
 
Welcome to the site. :welcome:
 
Welcome to UPH, hope you chime in often. Coot not everyone is a packer fan!!!!
 
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