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That's awesome! Thanks for sharing.

Skip, how do the L's do on taking pics as far as missing pics? I have the original g series and they miss 2/3's of what non cell cams take, sitting on the same post, set at 1 minute. I really like the concept but missed pics is an issue.

Hopefully the Trump prognostics aren't like the "Dewey Wins" debacle.

Amen on the combine comments, its so dry. I don't think my rye that made it to 3" tall after .20 on bone dry soil is going to survive. It looks like dead grass.

What a memory made indeed! Congrats to you both

I have about 650 yards of it on a heavy clay, no fertilizer ever, 9 years old and it has grown great. It's about 11' tall now, I have 150 yards of it on some bottom black dirt and it is just a little bit taller but stand is just as thick, no fertilizer as well. The feather inert seed heads will...

Have fun and good luck!

Thank you Nrharris. I'm believe I'm going to use this program next spring. I want to get away from a third herbicide application, one pre, and two post

Nrharris, I like the looks of that plan. With that program do you know if you can overseed rye into soybeans and it will grow?

hand weed a 6" radius around each plant clump after a good soaking rain if it comes soon and if you have the time.

I watched a 5x5 buck breed a doe Jan 10.Buck was a 2.5 and the doe was a fawn from previous spring. Certainly possible.

If true, that is fd up and treason

If you can bury it in a draw type of setting and take advantage of mother nature refilling it, I'd recommend that. Being buried will also keep it from freezing longer than above ground. If mother nature fills it then one isn't intruding into areas that perhaps the deer one is hunting doesn't...

Well put 1983. Those are the exact is reasons I'm having my 80 acre farm done. I have no delusions of my 80 ever being the deer mecca that large properties can be. I'm just trying to make it the best 80 acre deer hunting property it can be for my family, vets, friends and myself to hunt...

I don't know. It's based on travel distance and acreage.

I booked him for the first week of January '25. I'm looking forward to the intel on what Rous14 is curioius about in his last post. Jack seems like a really good egg.

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Jake, that was a very informative interview. In fact it caused me to try to research the high oil corn. I found that there is not a lot out there on it but I rolled the dice on what Tony plants and will give it a go this year. The plot will be a little over 2 acres and split between traditional...

That was a great sharing of ideas, knowledge, and human growth. Thank you Skip!

I watched a recent episode of Bill Winke's on tree pruning. One of the experts on it doing the pruning pointed out an area that Bill planted into fruit trees that was surrounded by timber in a relatively small area. He said those areas are not good places to put fruit trees as cold air settles...