Recent content by IowaBowHunter1983

We do and beat most anyone ive seen on price. With it comes personal customer service to answer any question about planting or herbicide application with real world no BS results Foodplot seed, switchgrass, CRP, any seed or combination you'd ever want to plant.

100% combine the two with EXTREME success.... oh and right at 20 yards. :)

Still got em! New ones I haven't been putting in cuz im running auger anyway for "custom" pine post work. Yes that's a thing. Lol

White pine and oak branches, grape vines have worked best for me. I have tried willow and cedar and white pine seems to be way more attractive. Sometimes hard to find.

Hancock & Wright for sure!

Same. $300-400 range for me

This is my take and I feel fairly strong about it. Switchgrass is an awesome tool but you have to be aware of how you are applying it. I would never plant a big field of switchgrass and expect deer to bed in middle of it in significant numbers. In that scenario I view switchgrass as the...

Been discussed before but there has never been a dedicated thread that I can find. Ive not had an issue with residual issues but haven't sprayed liberty a ton before brassicas. Real world experience? Label says 70 days. Im assuming thsts food safety related. Ive planted 2 weeks post spray...

Going to be a weedy brassica year imo. Good thing deer don't care as much as humans.

Fungicide asap if they haven't.

I put aggressive tires on my zero turn. What a difference. Would tear up a manicured lawn tho. As far as brands.... exmark or scag imo. That's coming from a deere owner.

Those EQIP programs are good if you don't have crop history and are not CRP eligible. Def would not go that route if you are CRP eligible. The payments look good but they are a one time deal, not a yearly rental payment. From what I see on your map id probably enroll anything tou can see from...

Going to try to start planting tomorrow. Have alot to do so gotta get going.

You inspired me and I planted the mammoths all over. Mine arnt nearly as tall yet. Well done!