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    Here we go again EHD????

    I have found zero but I’ve yet to have a single year in 15 or so years without finding some. I had one big buck drop off the cams about 4 weeks ago… I’d lay a nickel he’s dead & it’s ehd. Over time - it’ll lessen as resistance and antibodies produced. The big wild card is IF/WHEN a new...
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    "Lesser Expensive" No-Till Drills???

    I could hardly afford a harrow when I started!!! If u patient - u might find a good old used one at auction or something. I got a 5’ tye drill for like $500 a while back. Bet u find good old used one for few grand if u took time to shop. Not sure on above & look forward to feedback as well...
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    What year did you start food plotting?

    Very few. Here’s difference…. Iowa is/was about 10-20 years behind other states. Plots, leasing, access to land, OWNING LAND SO U CAN HUNT, u name it!!! In 1990’s in MI…. “Most guys” who owned a farm for hunting (and a lot did back then in MI !!! Not so much in iowa) ….. I’d say most had...
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    What year did you start food plotting?

    1995…. I was 15-ish (my mom had to drive me around)…. Bag of sugar beet seed & a rake. Went to the middle of the forest & spent day scratching soil & putting SB seed down. Don’t recall seeing even a sprouting plant. ;). Everyone thinks the food plot stuff is super recent. It was pretty big...
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    Brassica yellowing

    few days after a rain- u will know how u are setting for success/failure. It’s a pain in rear but if folks do have failure- can still get in dbltree mix. Worth it big time. Or at least spread rye in bare areas. If they on decent soil & don’t die of course- bet they bounce back. & yes-...
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    100% apples to apples, which one

    SE one for sure. I’d ask for legal fine print on acceptance of this deal here…. Has to be a statute of limitations to this offer - when that expired- I’d buy the other 3 parcels. ;) Reason- barometric pressure rising & lowering temps usually come with n to west winds. Se is clearly better for...
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    Whitetail Master Academy

    My favs are anything with jake. I like all the habitat podcasts too - there’s like 3-4 main ones & they all have a really nice spin to things & great ideas. Nine finger chronicles. Whitetail legacy, etc etc. Of course I like MW. The Prairie farm podcast- really good…. Listen to last weeks...
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    Raptor herbicide

    Fire back on how it goes. I’ve never had much luck with imox but i know others have. If it fails- use Butyrac. Curious how it goes.
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    What is best to plant?

    Can u post some pics up? Take some soil samples too. we’ve done alfalfa but it was after they “put top soil back” to some degree. If it’s junk rock - much harder. I don’t think you will find a farmer - unless you rent it for free. Depends how rough. Could seed down to some natives &...
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    Clover

    July- kill. Seed very late July or early August. Goals, weather & zone dependent.
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    A thing ive been doing for years

    I used to buy those huge “nails” from Menards. This was like 25-30 years ago. Not super safe & they stay in tree but kinda funny what a broke kid will do to save some $. Your idea is far better!!!!
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    What's next for Republicans?

    Debate is a nothing-burger. No matter who u liked…. We all know Trump & we’ve got 3.5 years of Harris. This election is gonna boil down simple IMHO: his 4 years vs her 4 years. Period. Which u want more of? The problem bills in the state of iowa ARE brought by a handful of bad R’s...
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    Planting Osage Orange

    Plant em!!!!!! Having some is great!!! It’s kinda like “cedar” …. Too many can be out of control but I’d never go without them. Hardy tree. Takes a lot to kill one. Feeds the deer. Crazy good cover. Get after it for sure!!!!
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    No till drill, planting & details - video

    Really good ?!!!!!!! 1) they are not complex. A planter is much harder to work on. Drills are for sure more basic…. Chain drive system that just meters seed out as u go. Few big metal boxes, some tubes, etc. Changing clutches, chains, bearings & OPENERS is main things & it’s pretty rare I’m...
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    Never hurts to ask.

    Holy cow!!!! Jackpot!!!!!! U hit a key point…. He has problems with coyotes & badgers…. YOU took the time to help his problem. Which to him is work & u show up to solve it. Makes it way easier for him to say yes to hunting. You know this but the more the general public figures it out- they...
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    No till drill, planting & details - video

    Hopefully some of this helps some folks. Tried to hit the most common ?’s or thoughts around no till. Drills, why, how, what to plant, etc etc etc. FYI.
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    Grunt Tubes

    DITTO!!!! ^^^^^BUCK ROAR!!!!
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    Deer per square mile

    Very loosely off the cuff…. Farms in iowa with say half timber & half ag (which is not majority of state!!!) …. the land can hold for ONLY health of herd…. Per square mile Very low: 5-25 Medium: 26-50 High: 50-75 “Too high”: 100+ Few points…. 1) is a dude leaving tons of standing food & tons...
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    MO - Putnam Co- fill water hole- $$ anyone around to make some $?

    Anyone around Putnam county MO? Buddy has a water hole he needs filled. If anyone has a tank or way to fill it- I told him I’d reach out to see if anyone wants to make some $. It’s 200 yards off road- easy to fill. “I’ll pay well” he said ;). Anyone around that area - fire back. Easy $.
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    Tree tubes

    Yep. Be just fine!!
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