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This buck was hit with bow by the neighbor last November high on his right shoulder.. I got pictures of him in early December and he had already shed his antlers. This spring just after the snow had melted I got a picture of him and he was skin and bones. He looked like he wasn't going to make...

I didn't measure but would say 12 to 16 inches tall.

Both of my soybean plots planted on Memorial Day are looking good. They got off to a slow start with the cool weather we had in June and early July but with all the rain and hot humid weather lately they are catching up quickly. They are just starting to flower and by the pictures the deer are...

It is a Homebrew using a Sony S40

Took me 6 years to get a decent bobcat pic and now I have been getting them frequently. I think he/she is calling my land home. A few deer pics to go along with the kitty pics.

I don't mow my clover plots for a couple reasons. The does have their fawns bedded in them. The deer seem way more comfortable using the plots in the daytime. The chicory bolts and the deer will actually eat the top [bolt] before they eat the leave on chicory. I use to mow my clover all the time...

The deer and turkey are really loving my clover/chicory plot. Also starting to use the soybean plot that is farther away from camera.

I set my disc to cut 3 iched deep.

I disced the beans in and then followed up with the cultipacker.

Just some misc pics from the last cam check. A couple of the pics have doe with a mouth full of chicory.Also a pic of a couple small yearling does. Must have been born late last year.

Planted a bunch of Red Doiser Dogwood, Elderberry, Silky Dogwood and a couple of willow cuttings the middle of May. Considering that after I planted the cuttings we had little rain for about 2 weeks a lot of the cuttings are showing growth. Unfortunately I have no means to water the cuttings...

This is one of my soybean plots from this year. After planting my mix of rye, wheat, oats and winter peas in this plot for 4 years and then planting a brassica mix in it last summer it is almost completely weed free. I did not spray this plot this year or last year and I think I may not have to...

My favorite 3 are Standing soybeans , Brassica mix, and Cereal Grain mix that has Oats, Rye, Winter wheat with Austrian Winter Peas. I have found out that you are better off giving the deer a smorgasboard. By giving these 3 offerings you will have deer hitting your plots from September all the...

Did not intend to deceive any one. Just posted random pics of the days work. I did say in my original post that we had disced some plots for weed control. I would have planted the plot with all the weeds the same as the ones that I did plant. You have to remember that after the 1st pass with...

Yes but different section. I have them split into 3 sections. Yes did it all with the 4 wheeler and disc

Just 1 pass and it was ready for planting. This plot was planted in brassicas last year which helps make the dirt work a lot easier. Another reason to rotate crops.

Itis made by Loyal_Roth here in Wisconsin. Here is a link to it. http://www.loyal-roth.com/Multi_Use6.html

Yep did it all with ATV disc. Disced once , broadcasted the soybean seed, then ran backover with disc set at 3 inchs and then cultipacked it. No weight added or raking. The disc weighs 420lbs.

Some of the cuttings I planted 2 weeks ago are starting to sprout. The Elderberry and Willow are the 1st ones to sprout. Didn't see any sprouts on the ROD or Silky Dogwood yet.

It finally warmed up and dried out enough to plant my soybean plots. Planted a 2 acre and 1 acre plot. My son and I also disced another 4 acres for weed control for a late summer plantings. We got a bonus by finding 4 more sheds while we were working on the plots.