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Congrats!

Congrats, interesting for sure

When I started bowhunting in the 90s, I was the only one bowhunting on almost one square mile of properties. It’s not uncommon now to see up to ten trucks of bowhunters on one of my neighbors properties alone in the peak rut. Then add in EHD, cell cams & all of the technological improvements in...

My guess would be primarily acorns and then maybe corn & I’m seeing good activity in a small clover plot that sits in low ground & is pretty green.

Neat G2s…congrats!

Personally… Regret - every buck I thought about passing Don’t regret - every buck I let walk Good luck and remember, if you shoot it, it never gets bigger…

Nothing more exciting than with a bow!

Definitely let us know how it works out!

Would be nice to double as irrigation source for adjacent food plot if big enough…might have to think about that…

Neutral, wouldn’t care either way…

This is spot on. If he’s really big, assume EVERYONE within a square mile or more knows, has the same photos or videos. If he’s living on you or real close, don’t wait. Assume people will come literally out of the woodwork, knocking on doors in your neighborhood if they can to get a crack at...

Congrats!

Congrats to your daughter!

It’s very hard to move enough water with a tote and a trash pump. I’m looking at clearing a field on the lowest ground I have and buying a drill and planting more drought resistant plants. Clover has been hopeless for me the last 3 years with August and September droughts that run nearly to the...

Just put winter rye, oats, peas and clover in one of my small plots that ended up in grass & weeds after two months of rain & not being able to get to it so pretty similar mix. It’s what I had on hand, will see…

Exactly what I did yesterday. So much rain so often this year my small plots got away from me. A couple spots I’ll have to do over…

Nice!

Zero turn mowers can flip over. If you know anyone that is using one without the ROPS or not using the ROPS, please talk to them. Mowing around ponds is inherently and especially dangerous. I apologize if I am preaching to the choir. Looks like there are some better options…

Do you just leave the rye or terminate at some point? I threw some rye into some grazing alfalfa that didn’t do much for a year. With the rye and more fertilizer it REALLY took off…interesting…

Bucks seem to cover an awful lot of ground in the breeding season. Apart from screening your personal property, my thought would be to encourage as many neighbors as possible to help patrol. Thank you for sharing your experiences on this topic. I’m absolutely convinced poaching is a FAR worse...