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By the way, Mine is SS about 4-5 years old now. Not the Pro Hunter.

I have a .22/250 heavy barrel for mine and it shoots very well with factory ammo. I love the way the rifle feels but I have never been able to get the .50 cal muzzleloader barrel to shoot consistantly. I've tried it with over a dozen different load and bullet combinations. Even sent it back...

dbltree, I also had a Browning bow limb break, only mine did it twice in consecutive years. One day before the opening of archery season one year, two days before the next. Talk about scaring the crap out of you. Gave me a case of the flinches that I still have to fight thru to this day...

Hey Ghost, how bout pickin me some lottery numbers!

That pic from the side is even more awesome. Always nice to see someone that respects the deer and the experience succeed. Congratulations.

I had planned on turning the ground over in the spring and planting a perennial. Figured that I could just keep a food source available by starting the WW before the frost kills off the BW. Bad idea?

Ok fellas, I'm planting buckwheat in a new plot as a soilbuilder and just cause the deer like it. I know it will die off with the first frost but was wondering if I could overseed winter wheat and rye in it after it gets maybe 8-12 inches high. If not, any suggestions?

Is it too late to plant a food plot in buckwheat? If not what is too late? Also what is proper prep?

By the way, I was also thinking of planting oats or winter wheat with the late beans. I'm sure not at the same time, but when would I want to do that?

dbl, that tractor scared me when I saw the photo.

Thanks dbl, short and sweet. How long should I wait after spraying and then how long after fert and lime do I wait to plant?

Everybody raves about bass fishing but give me catfishing on a summer night. Oops, guess my red neck is showing.

OK guys, rookie here. Just bought a tractor, 32 hp. Food plots in the future but here is where I'm starting. Ground has not been broken or planted for 20 years +. At this point, I will be borrowing implements but have access to a bush hog, single bottom plow and disk. I will probalbly have...

dbltree, I was looking at the 790 also. I hate to speend money on a new tractor but cant seem to find something suitable used. and the used i find are priced high. jd has no interest for 3 years. my concern w/ the 790 is the limited lifting capacity for implements. i'm thinking I may need...

Double Lung, from where I'm sitting you ain't got it so bad yourself. I guess the grass is always greener.....

Ah, to live and hunt in a place where you live to regret shooting a buck like that. I can't imagine. What a super deer.

Say sooooey, cause that's a hog!

2003 Bowtech Mighty Mite 29in, 64 lbs. Cobra Sidewinder 5 pin sight Scott Mongoose GoldTip 55/75 Whisker Biscuit Montec G5 NAP stabilizer string leeches thunderblocks loop and peep Awesome bow, shoots great out to 60 yards. 2004 Bowtech Patriot VFT,29 in. 67 lbs. Winners Choice sting and...

I'll second the vote for the Bowtech Rascal. This bow is serious business and is no toy. Expensive (250.00), but great resale value should they outgrow it. I was also going to buy the Midas. Glad I saw the Rascal first. No comparison.

Do I need to take any kind of precautions when applying lime? I would think there would be some health hazard to spreading by hand.