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I put one of my cameras out last night over some mineral. I had pretty good succes with 60 pictures in less then 24 hours. I would say that there was 4 or 5 different bucks in the pics with antlers ranging from 1 inch to around 4 inches or so. This will be the first summer I have had cameras...

Well hopefully some of them will die. I guess time will tell. I read somewhere that tordon should not be used because it can possibly kill surrounding trees. Anybody experienced this?

Over this past fall and winter I kind of started a little TSI project in my timber. I gradled hundreds of junk trees with both a chainsaw and hatchet. I have been noticing that most of these trees are getting green leaves as if nothing was ever done to them. Is this common for gradled trees...

I just got a pretty boy the other day. Used it for the first time this morning and I really dont know what to think of it yet. A tom came in about 35 yards from my blind(about 20-25 yards) from the pretty boy and seemed extremely shy. He really checked it out but then just turned and walked...

They are calling for a frost in my area tonight. Just curious how this would affect the mushroom crop? I dont think there has ever been a frost at the start of mushroom season before as long as I can remember.

I decided this year that I would try to shoot a turkey with my bow. Not too tough right?... Well, I have hit two birds now still not killing. I think that I am underestimating the thickness of the feathers and just grazing them?... Where does everone try to shoot the turkeys while using a bow.

The only reason Iowa State got such a good recruiting class was because of Iowas struggles latley. Now that Brands has come to town Iowa State will have a hard time recruiting again.

I save the white elms not the piss elms. The white elms seem to produce the most mushrooms so that is why i save them.

I have recently started a TSI program in my timber. Slowly but surely I have been gradling the ironwood, hackberry, and poor quality trees. Trying to promote the growth of oak, walnut, elm, and cherry trees. The ironwoods seem to be a real problem. The ironwoods are the real fine barked...

I would definately go with the cuddeback! They have some new ones coming out this spring one of which is more reasonably priced. As far as I can tell cuddeback out performs every camera on the market.