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Any update on this?!

What a stud! Congrats!

Or maybe the last matched set of the year! Haha. I almost drove right over these on a gravel road while working on 12/21. Suppose he just jumped the fence and stood on the edge of the road for a bit and they fell off!? And maybe some stress to go along with it. Earliest I've found a set...

Guess if they can "lose" early ballots they can just as easily "lose" the ballots on election day. If our counties are that corrupt we've got bigger things to worry about.

I'm not a fan of mail-in voting or voting on election day so today I voted in person at my courthouse. It's nice they have it open from 10/5 - 11/2; gives people plenty of time to get it done.

Success yet again, damn you're consistent! Congrats man. Helluva buck!

Wow! That is awesome. Rates in our county are $2.50 /cu. yd. But 90% cost share makes that a steal! Looking forward to see it completed.

Awesome! Thanks. My kids are excited to put one up!

Very cool pics! Thank you for sharing! Just curious, how do you have your camera set up/what do you have it mounted to? I'm planning on doing this on our pond.

Just put in a 1,250 gallon pre-cast tank with 3 - 100' laterals for $6800 in November. This was with 180' of pvc to get from the house to the tank.

It could also be under a CP4D OR CPE8C. I like how you have it laid out. Which way do you/can you access this from?

It sounds like a CP3A Hardwood tree planting of 3 or more species (will get you 50 points) See this link for more information: https://www.fsa.usda.gov/programs-and-services/conservation-programs/conservation-reserve-program/index The CRP General EBI fact sheet is very helpful.

Great story and great buck! Enjoy it and thanks for sharing!

139 and 4 1/2

Great story and amazing deer! I'll say 193.

Wow! Barely can see the wound this year, and he looks quite healthy. Can't wait to see what he does next year!

Very nice! Way to stick it out. It sounds almost exactly like my season, but a much better ending!

I'm guessing this area doesn't have much drainage area. Depending on how much you want to spend, you may just want to go with the bentonite as a cheaper option for now; it may indeed solve the issue.

It most likely needs a core trench under the dam (NRCS specs are at least 4' deep x 10' wide below original ground). This is to ensure the water doesn't leak out or at least reduce the chances of it leaking. Any signs of sand or sand vanes should be dug out. Filling the trench back in and...

Broadcast then culti-pack or no-till drill. Both work great.