Recent content by bluedog69

Most “well off” farmers have close to max debt. The “ poor guy “ is trying to get out of debt. I know an average sized farmer who borrowed $4.5 million to plant soybeans back in 2012. The entire farm community is a huge house of cards for most people. The only thing keeping it going is...

My boys have wanted to make a tannerite decoy for years. I made a few sets of antler replicas and I have a full body deer target decoy. Would be pretty funny to video their faces when that “monster”explodes. They also thought it would be hilarious to put a set of two right side replica sheds...

Missouri has confirmed a couple more recently. https://www.newspressnow.com/news/2025/10/09/rare-mountain-lion-sighting-confirmed-by-mdc-near-st-joseph/ Kid with a thermal drone spotted one and got great footage of cat and deer interacting. This cat still shows spots pretty good.

Might go with a 125 up front. I would not obsess about FOC or heavy arrow weight. Many of the greatest bow hunters(super accurate shots and hard core hunters like super slam hunters) could care less about FOC and most like about 425 to 450 grain arrow. Always go with what is most accurate...

I would bet that the Obama's are directly behind this man. Scroll to 3:20 former Obama connection sticking up for him. Let's have radical empathy for him. Now she seems to be drawing attention away from him and calling for the suing of the company that found him. Does it sounds like she has...

I am pretty sure, that it is becoming more and more evident, that the presidential election of 2008 ushered in a bunch of foreigners into our government and society. People in positions of power to undermine and try to change our country to something our founding fathers feared. "Educating" our...

Sickening. The level of greed, lawlessness, and disrespect for everything.

Yes, I hope we never see a collapse, but I would bet that nobody living in the 1920’s saw the 1930’s coming. My parents lived through it. My mom saved every feed sack string until she died. Why? They used the string to tie cardboard and feed sack on their feet for shoes.

This brings tears to my eyes every single time I hear it. Lots of folks lost their farm here in NW MO. I know a guy who just finally got his dads farm all bought back. He is in his 70s now. Pain runs deep on this subject. My guess is it sold for about $150/acre on the court house steps. I was...

Amen! If you haven’t seen the movie The Blind about how off track he was you need to get it. Share it with others. Many on this planet need to hear the truth. Truly one of a kind.

In northern MO it is all over almost every timbered area. I have watched deer eat this for 20-30 minutes while there was clover and soybeans right next to it. I think deer also love it because it provides some bedding cover to hide in in the timber. I have known it as buck brush since I was a...

I am betting most were looking at his wife.

We have one on camera that made it through. Definitely had to be a very late fawn.

I have hunted a very wide path(many states and miles apart) in competition coon hunts back about 25-30 years ago. I have never seen of, or heard of such a thing.(dead cattle) Most of the guys hunting in Nite Hunts were also there to win. Meaning they had top notch hounds that did one thing...

I used to run/raise/breed coon hounds in northern MO. I would much rather have hounds running through my deer honey holes than yard dogs or stray dogs. Trashy deer runners usually don't live a very long life. When you invest thousands and thousands of dollars in a hound to do a certain job for...