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I agree, there are several factors that have gone in the favor of hunters to make us more deadly in the last 20 years. Not the least of which is the efficient spread of knowledge. I remember when monthly magazines were my greatest tool for learning and every buck I saw was a stranger to me...

Dang, I hate to see that again. We're about 3 weeks away from the time we got hammered last year. I'm crossing my fingers.

She's a nightmare for sure, but she still needs to be sworn in ASAP. With the threat of ww3 increasing every day, it is not an option to keep a senile man in the office which holds the sole responsibility on whether or not to launch a nuke. At least Kamala might have enough sense to...

This is nuts , that was divine intervention if I've ever seen it.

I read this opinion on here all the time. I do both, and that's just not what I have seen at all. For myself, and any of the guys I know who hunt both, success in late muzzleloader season isn't even close to bowhunting success. I'm speaking of mature buck hunting only. Killing young bucks or...

Oats need to stay moist for longer than rye does. You can get some germination if it's wet enough but you'll likely need to cover them for good results.

That's the plan B I'm currently looking into and leaning towards. I remember when the spray rigs from the elevator had foam markers. I also remember spray planes dropping what looked like toilet paper to keep track of their passes. I can envision a set up like that with a toilet paper roll on...

Well dang, you guys dumped water on that idea. On to plan b I guess.

Not really, it has almost no straight lines or line of sight. In the past I've measured and put out flags but that won't work for this piece.

Has anyone tried using a dye in the tank to keep track of where you have sprayed? I'm in the process of killing off a very odd-shaped field consisting of about 15 acres of brome. I have already mowed it and sprayed it once, so it has tire tracks all over the place. For the first spraying I...

The pronounced stylid is the give away. It came from the bank of a pond that was built back in 2011. It would have been buried several feet below ground before that.

I don't think the atrazine would have helped against the foxtail. It seems to help the foxtail for me, removes the competition.

I've started to look the last few years but I'm not finding much. I did find a bison tooth this spring.

This is an example of why it's ridiculous to have undying loyalty to a soulless corporation like so many do.

Did you even read or contemplate the responses or did you just come back with your pre planned comment/ opinion? The crp program is not about creating hunting paradises even if that's what many end users are doing. Most CRP acres would go away along with all the intended benefits of the program.

I've dumped close to a foot out in 2 days. We have major problems up here.

One of our cats hauled one just like that up to the house a couple years back. only one I've ever seen.

I've considered the same thing. One thing that stops me is that's a lot of t posts . That's a lot more work than pushing in the plastic posts. I'm always changing things, pulling all those posts out wouldn't be fun either. Also, I hate to spend a bunch of money on 8' posts when I have...

Yes, he had a disease that affected his voice box.

It was incredibly easy. I took the test online and passed without any preparation at all. I don't remember exactly but I don't think it took 20 minutes.