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I looked at the DNR website and all it mentions is the bow,muzzleloader or shotgun in the youth section. I guess you would need to ask a game warden to find out for sure.

I have a Goliath and love it. It is easy to set up quiet and very comfortable.

Like others said there are a lot of choices on tractors but one to do all the things could be hard to find , especially for a decent price. I have a little Ford 1100 diesel 4x4 that is only 12 horse. I do the yard and have a 4 foot tiller and also a 4 foot Bush hog rotary mower, it is a very...

It sounds like you want to get it into something where you will get some cost share or paid for it like the CRP if I am guessing right. I am in the same boat now I had mine in hay for several years and lost out on the crop history which is needed to get into any type of CRP, crops for 4 out of 6...

Him spreading the lime means he is trying to get the soil pH up. If the pH is low it is hard to get chemicals to work right and it also makes the fertilizer less available for the plants to use. I would guess he would go to beans or hay after corn back to back.

Skully, You metioned "white flash" You think it is from the flash reflecting off the snow? I had some of those on my Moultrie cam also, but I also had a couple that had a little of the top of the pic normal then the next one showing a little more. I figured that maybe the snow had filled the...

Another I have been wondering about this doe shotgun season is how many bucks will be shot and hid until next weekend or tagged with bow tag. I would think this would definately be a temptation season!

I was wondering if any of you guys have used winter wheat for a food plot and how well it worked. I got a small plot that we just planted this morning to try, I know it could be a little late but what the heck.

I have the original digital one from last year, which is basically the same and get around a month in the warmer weather on the rechargable battery. You can also use moultries solar panel they make for their feeders which help with the life of the battery also. It does not really charge it but...

I have the Moultrie cam and really like it. Check out my pics in the trail cam section they were with the Moultrie there should be a couple there. MRH

I built a pond several years ago, with government assistance. It ended up paying around 1/2 of the cost. i had to pay $1.25 a yard for the work and the FSA office only paid a dollar, plus the seeding etc it didn't cover it all. I spent a total of around 6000 for a pond that was 9 tenths of a...

Caught a little action on the game camera to share.

Dirtball, I have a lot of night pics all of them are comparable to that one. I have had it out since Christmas without bringing it in and no problems with it.

Thanks Thinking Rut for getting the pic to show for me. What did I do wrong? This is the second time I have tried to post a pic with the same results. Thanks, MRH

I caught this tom on the game cam. Just a nice pic to share. http://www.iowawhitetail.com/photopost/showphoto.php?photo=6627&password=&sort=7&thecat=500

Fishbonker, I am on the board for the JCA. We had a mix up on the annual meeting and it was last Wednesday on the 23rd, not on the 30th like the web site has listed. The first shoot is this coming weekend, april 2nd and 3rd so you could come and renew there. And like Supertec said we voted to be...

My Dad has been using Crosbow to clear it in his pastures and it works pretty decent. I think it is a blend of 2-4-D and something else, it doesn't kill the grass around the bush.

Try to get a hold of some of the ITBS guys (Iowa Traditional Bowhunters Society) I know they have a web site, and they are always carving out longbows out of Osage orange. I have seen staves for around $50.00 so that might even earn you a couple bucks.

Thanks Shredder! It looks like I had the slash in the wrong place.

OK here is a pic I got with my Moultrie cam, I hope this works. [image]http://www.iowawhitetail.com/photopost/showphoto.php?photo=5750&password=&sort=2&thecat=515[image\]