Recent content by tall@wide

I get up around 5am daily so I like the early sunrises. Not sure I’ll be a fan of the new law if it passes.

Isn’t the floor wooden?

I also don’t have any big issues with the rednecks I have out(9). They do get flies in them and the old window system does leak a little. I was going to buy some banks blinds this year but they have wood in them and I was worried about rot so I went with redneck again. The window system is new...

Looks great!

Now I know why Smith was sold out of the Teague blend..lol It is good stuff and cheaper than the brand name protein pellets. It is usually $16 per bag.

The rednecks have the new window lock system this year to help stop window leaks. Does anyone know if the new design improved window leaks?

Spray it.

I have a 3.5 acre alfalfa plot that receives heavy browsing pressure and it still needs to be bailed 3-4 times per year. I tried mowing it myself but it leaves too much residue and will choke growth out. I use a local co op non round up ready alfalfa that does great.

For Cold weather I still like my old Cabelas MT 050 parka and pants. The ASIO camo is great and very well built.

One of my neighbors had a burn get away from them that day Northwest of Leon. I heard 7 different fire depts responded to it.

Nice job! I thought you two did great answering the questions.

I have one mineral site and I cover it with plywood about 2-3 weeks before the season opens.

The first year you may get by without bailing and after that I think bailing is necessary (with a lot of rain you won't even make it one year). You can mow it high, but it grows thick and tall resulting in a lot of mulch on the ground covering the alfalfa. I plant mine with a drill in the Spring...

I had a few bucks shed real early then most held on till just recently. They are really starting to drop the last 2-3 days. I'm not a big shed hunter, but some buddies are, and we will do a shed hunt in March on my farms.

That Teague blend is what I use too..it’s a little cheaper than most other bagged protein. $16 per 50 lbs. I’m going thru about 500 lbs a week in one feeder..This feeding isn’t cheap.:rolleyes: