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Deer numbers will dictate that.

Oh Man. Ain't nothing better then eating scaled crappie/ bluegills.

Bomar Broom!!. Lol. Wait for it.

Great info Skip. Thanks. Sure, post a link.

Thanks Skip. That helped much,. Boron,zink,sulfer,copper. Where do you get that? The farmers around here say our p.h. usually is above 7. Never heard of anyone putting lime down around here.

Gotta admit. I do the samo,same every year no matter what I plant. My piece of Heaven is 1 mile from the RedRiver between Mn/ ND. Arguably the best soils in the world. I have 7 food plots . They are all about 1/10 th to 1/4 acre. Have for years spread about a 5 gallon bucket of triple 19 on...

Skip, I'm a builder/ carpenter (35) years I can do 2 a day if I can access the spot. This one kicked my tail as I had to hand carry Everything by hand. On beer 7 now. Couple more and it's bedtime. Lol. The part I strive for is being 100% air tight. That will come as time allows. Get a Mn tag...

Ya build a deer stand. Lol. I knew I'd be stranded at my hunting cabin for a couple days due to rain, so I went n bought material to build a blind. Started early this morning and quit at beer thirty ( 5p.m) To muddy to get back there so I framed/ sheathed the walls and had to carry it all by...

Same here in way north Mn. Deer came through fat n healthy. Winter of 22 was Brutal !

That clover looks fantastic!, What kind?

I trust his judgment more then ANY states biologist.

direct seed. Tr0iple 19 and a bit extra nitrogen. Have had a few get to 4" diameter. Even big buck don't tip them over. Lol. I put them in about June 1st. Also, give each about a quart of water soon as planted. Always has worked well.

I just get the packets at Walmart. Mammoth brand.

IBH. make sure you cage them! They like fertilizer. I take off the cages mid Oct. It's fun as hell watching bucks tear into them. Good luck.

Here's a few pics of an area (bout 2 acres) I did this winter. A few before / after. Riverbottom with mostly boxelder/ elm/ basswood. Spent many hours with a chainsaw doing this.

No here. This is more ag country. You can see across the river to Nodak on both parcels.

Yeah. Neither place sets up well for archery.but great for rifle. I'd b7ild 1 box blind on each property.

In nw mn? Friend has 2 parcels about 2 miles apart. Both all riverbottoms. Bout 40 acres each. She's thinking of setting each on up for our 9 day gun season. Not an area to come and shoot booners although every few years, a couple slammer show up. Western MN. Red River bottom Norman county. 35...

Nice, clean shed.

I don't have the acres to plant them for a foodplot but..., if you wanna see the VERY BEST thing to have for a rubbing post, plant a few Mammoth Seeds in strategic spots. Ain't no stopping bucks from destroying them. One of my annual fun project's.