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...Again, a market drop really only effects short term flippers. Ask the people that have been sitting on the real estate investing sidelines for the last 5 years, waiting for the bubble to burst. It hasn't yet and most think it won't for another 2-3 years. Those investors will have lost 7-8...

I doubt a little cough is going to kill a buck's sex drive, but who knows.

The only reason any of this would matter is if you are a speculator and are planning on flipping the property. If you plan on owning the property for a long time and have the ability to lock in a low interest rate now, what does it matter? If you are in fear of loosing your job o some other...

If you guys are trying to blame your lack of deer sightings on COVID, where are all the dead deer carcasses? Why isn't COVID rampant in cattle, pigs, sheep, horses, cats, dogs, or any other animal that humans live with or come into a lot closer contact with than any wild deer?

Deer, like sheep, are short-day breeders. As daylight hours start to decrease in the fall, both buck and doe hormones start to kick in. Daylight hours for each day of the year are the same from year to year. This causes the does to cycle at the same time every year, which causes fawns to be born...

I have a Bakcou and their customer service is outstanding...from both them and ebikegeneration.com (where I purchased). My battery charger quit working at the front end of my rut vacation. ebike got a hold of Bakcou and even though chargers aren't covered by warranty and are on nationwide...

Treated lumber doesn't have creosote in it, as far as I know.

I think for starters, I'm going to run a bead of caulk between the wall and the floor. Then I'm going to coat the floor with that thick rubberized paint. I'm not sure there is any way to get the windows to seal up 100%. However, I'm trying to figure out how to tighten down the nut that holds the...

Does anyone have a solution to get the windows on these box blinds to seal up better? I’m not sure why they don’t put treated lumber on the floor!

I just replanted all of the rye that I drilled in too early (the last week of July). Some of it popped, but then got fried. I knew I was getting the rye in a little early, but live and learn. The high temps and lack of rain at my farm didn't help. I had about 25# of oats still in the drill..They...

I had some dozer work done in June to push back a few acres of old pasture with locust trees that were creeping out. The first 1.5 acres that I prepped with a tiller and then drilled with cereal rye with a little left over oats looks ok (planted mid-July), but has some bare spots. The second...

I wonder if it is safe for clover, switch, etc.

Crossbow will smoke them.

Is 1/2" a little on the deep side for depth?

An abcess is just filled with puss...if is catches it on a fence and rips it open, that would be a good thing. Usually, they will eventually open up and drain on their own. An umbilical hernia is an opening that may be filled with intestine, fat, or both. if that opens up...he's dead. Similar to...

I used it around 1700 6" Cedars we planted this spring. The trees were planted into Roundup strips in April. Went back in a month ago and hand sprayed a combo of Roundup, 2-4D, and Oust. I would place a 5" plastic tube that came off of my leaf blower around the seedlinig to protect it, and then...

Quinclorac with a splash of 2-4D is working well in my new patches of Switch planted early this year, except for this type of grass. Does anyone know what it is and how to kill it?

My beans are almost 4' tall. My light is still blinking green, but I think the fence is probably pretty weak due to all the vegetation touching it....but I'm pleased with how it worked.

I was actually thinking about drilling some areas with Rye this late summer, killing it off in the spring, and then drilling switch into it. The dead Rye would at least control erosion on the hills.

What rate are you applying at? Nobody seems to have and answer. U of Nebraska says 8oz/acre with Simizine immediately after drilling...but I'm not sure why they apply right after drilling. I usually take a wild ass guess with my 25 gallon sprayer.