Recent content by MK M GOBL

I just paid $535/ton on urea, but that was bulk, not bagged.

You can run a 5 ft tiller through just about anything with 35 hp. Same with mower, even bigger, but weight becomes and issue before HP with most smaller tractors. The loader is great just to keep the weight on the front tires and allow you to steer....you will find plenty of other things to...

Searchtempest is the best way I've found to search craigslist. The first thing you need to decide is what you need in a tractor. What will you use it for? Then you can start looking for something to fit your needs. Are you brand specific? How many hours a year? All the options you listed...

Up to 40 units of nitrogen from beans if it was a good crop.

This has NOTHING to do with common base points and figure eights. It is a question of does the tine come off the top of the main beam IN LINE with all of the other tines. B&C believes it is more towards the inside of the main beam and thus not a typical tine. I won't even attempt to form an...

B&C stance on this buck has nothing to do with a common base. They believe the tine does not come off the top of the main beam in line with the other tines.

Hunting isn't just about filling your quota. At some point the line has to be drawn to where the game has a sporting chance. Just because I have a deer tag, doesn't mean I should be allowed to use a rifle to fill it. If you can identify and kill 3 mallards with 3 shots and still have time for...

If you're waterfowl hunting at the same time, you can't have lead in your possession. I shoot doves in IL during the early goose season, while also goose hunting. I use steel 7's. They suck and it's hard to kill anything with them, but you can't have lead in your possession if you are waterfowl...

Nothing wrong with shooting them in the head, but the kill zone in the body is much bigger than the head, just got to figure out where to shoot them.

I've got a sore back and 1300 cedars in the ground by hand over the past 2 weeks and now I read this! Some of them look great, and some of them were suspect, but I didn't know what to expect, so I assumed they will come out of it. I'm going to be pissed if if have a high death rate. The one...

17-24" seedlings and cedars grow really fast where I'm at.

I've got 1500 trees and almost 1/2 mile of road frontage. I really don't want to spray it by hand. Didn't know if anyone had used Oust on cedars or if there was something better I should use?

I'm in planting some cedars to serve as a visual barrier around a field edge. What can I use to keep the other vegatation down around them to get them off to a good start?

I agree. I'm guessing they were there 10 years ago as well. I'm guessing most people spend more time walking around their farms now then they did 10 years ago....shed hunting, food plots, etc. Bobcats have probably increased the number of predator kills, but I don't think enough to...

I agree, wet springs are the biggest problem. No doubt predators and nest raiders are a problem, but wet springs are the major issue.