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I had a handful shipped to MN from Kelly tree farm in IA last spring. 18" seedlings planted last spring - where they get full sun most are approaching the top of a 5' tree tube now in year 2 in less than good soil.

It's out of control in parts of my yard (not lawn) and landscaping in MN. That's enough for me to not want it in my fields.

In a mix with grasses and legumes, I wouldn't think twice. I'm curious why it might be a problem?

I have 2 nice drills and I only need one but can’t decide which I want to keep so I decided to keep whichever doesn’t sell first. I’m located just northwest of the twin cities. 1st is a Land Pride 3p600 with 7.5” spacing and the small seed box. This drill was purchased new by a guy in WI 10...

I shy away from the cardboard boxed ones as that is what the cheaper ones from amazon were and i suspect the same bad batches could end up at other sources. I plugged my nose and spent $3/ea this fall hopefully to ensure cameras don't crap the bed early on me. Something like $400 in batteries...

As a Minnesotan I couldn't agree with you more. The masses that participate largely just don't care that much or are just ignorant to how their desired hunting regulations impact hunting for everyone. It's a pretty hopeless situation to sway that many people's opinions and when the state org...

Updating my thoughts on this a little after the first go with my new 3p600. I know guys have been happy with it for no-till plots as is but I think I’m going to need to add a little weight to be fully satisfied at least on my soils. I’m used to a heavier pull type drill with coulters. Compared...

I have a similar situation and I went mostly Schuettes oaks instead of SWO to hopefully get a little quicker growth and acorn bearing and also mixed in some spruce, red osier dogwood, and arrowood viburnum for browse and cover.

I concur on the browning dark-ops cams having lousy night pictures. The red glow versions have decent night pics. I would have hoped the dual lens versions like the patriot were better, bummer if they are not. In regards to trailcampro, i do give their overall review ratings less credence than i...

"no-glow" and "black flash" have varying levels of visibility brand to brand and model to model. I can still detect a faint glow from most of them if it's dark out but would typically not see them if i weren't looking for them. They also have a wide range of night image quality with some being...

Ok, what's reasoning against MN archery season opening in mid-Sept? Doesn't even seem that earlier given many of the states I hunt open first day/week of sept.

Not speaking from experience, just from other's input - I like getting them in their final location and knowing you wont damage the roots during transplant or restrict growth with a container. Let that deep tap root grow unmolested. Can be a lot easier to keep em watered in containers though if...

Good point. Little Billy with a button buck gets shared on FB and friends and fam give him a pat on the back but not many people see/care. If little Johnny's dad gets his self worth from social media glory (or worse - income and endorsements) for killing big things you best believe little...

Also, 100% agree that shooting a monster as a youngster likely contributes to less appreciation of the process and what it takes to make that happen.

I don’t like youth seasons. Old enough to kill something, old enough to do it during the regular season structure. If you’re a good parent and “put your kids first” put your focus on their hunt during the regular season ahead of your own ambitions.

Wow! Play stupid games, win stupid prizes i guess. Bummer for you!

I love it @Sligh1 I spent close to a decade on the road for work and focused primarily on western hunting until moving back home to MN a few years ago. As I started to look around for places to get involved I've found the hunting advocacy in our state is atrocious. The only org that seems to...

I really like the look of the window system on the 360s. Do you feel it's an improvement over the redneck windows?

I also use a hip holster to my pack belt but make sure it's one I can easily swap from pack belt to pants belt when I'm not carrying my pack around camp, during meals, when breaking down an elk, etc. Tougher on the pack belts that use PALS/MOLLE for attachments but there are adapters available...

Any tips on spreading in say 1-3 acre plots? Manure spreader?