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On the board for Team 2. 5yd shot at 3pm on 11/13. Had no idea I was there, was a bowhunter's dream! Dressed out at 235lbs

Morse Pears (other stuff they offer is so-so), Blue Hill Rocks, 39th parallel is great, MO & IA DNR for regular trees/conifers and shrubs. I real deal guy I respect greatly told me last week he's over the moon with the Whitetail Crab stock he's received for a few years now. Might try them...

There's a really good chance it comes back if he doesn't go through some big stress event this winter. Have been fortunate to personally witness it twice.

The bottom half of the lower peninsula is very good habitat, especially the bottom 1/3. Of course I’m not referring to the UP.

I don't even know what the article is about but will use this change to vent on Michigan: I went to school there, have some great friends there, and now through business get to meet a lot of landowners there. Predominantly southwest & west central part. I'm convinced it's culturally induced...

I am in Muskegon area as well! Very small world wow

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Just got one yesterday. Close up!

Have both cudde and Reveals. Reveals are the best bang for your buck out there. They have thought of every single feature it's impressive. Have 30+. That said, in tough service super rural areas, having a cudde system where only home cam needs service is the way to go. It's cheaper for a...

100% noticed genetic antler tendencies in. I'll notice it around certain towns vs others, so say maybe 5-8 square mile areas. One area they might disproportionately throw split brows, split G2s, drop tines once they get old, palmation, etc etc. Some take age to express. Seems like frame...

For hand spread - buy a Solo and never need to buy another the rest of your life. I used to burn through the bag spreaders as well and finally spent the money. So totally worth it

Ernst Seed has fantastic service and great seed at great prices. Vast variety of seed options too. They'll cut any size order and even bag up odds and end sized bags for different fields if you'd like. Been using them for years.

White pine licking branch beats an oak branch every time in my experience. It doesn't matter if you don't have picky deer, but in some areas they absolutely are picky and white pine gets them to go when others don't.

I've been tinkering with different combos in different areas for several years, as I'm sure we all have. Big thing I've noticed is some areas deer are pickier than others. In a "not picky" deer area you can have great success with just about anything!! In the picky areas, they will walk by...

Mow it high. Absolutely the best rye establishment method shown by rob

I don't know if this is right but I have 24D'd the crap out thistle and it dies, but more always comes back. SO - just experimented this spring. Had a nasty patch come up in a clover plot (1/5 ac thistles), so I hit that stuff with a HOT mix of Triclopyr and it absolutely stoned it. No clue...

Great idea for a thread! And great story! I'm fortunate to have been raised by great parents who've always drove home the idea of save, save, save. Working and making money growing up and through school, I never spent much on typical kid "stuff" and just slowly accumulated more and more...

That will turn out fantastic. I'd encourage you to plant a few cedars or conifers in the strips as well.

Alpha Nursery in Holland, MI offers bare root shingle oak in the spring. There are a couple Amish outfits that sell 4-5ft tall ones in 3 gal pots for like $10 each as well. Those are in N IN and southern MI. I did buy two large burlaped ones for scrape trees last summer. They were 7ft+ but...

This isn't directly your question but here's my small drill experience: After years of getting it done hand broadcasting, disking, and rocking my 2 row JD planter, finally got a PH drill this spring. Have already planted clover, rye, switchgrass, milo, and soybeans through it with excellent...