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In my experience Clethodim won't touch it! There is a product called "SedgeHammer" that is supposedly pretty good but it's pricey and I think more for lawn use. I spot spray with a hefty dose of glyphosate and reseed clover in the bare spots.

I always heard "it ain't true art if someone doesn't hate it"... :rolleyes:

What part of the state are you looking for? My bro-in-law shoots at a place in SW IA (Corning or Creston). Could get more info if that's in the right area.

Near as I can tell from my mushroom ID book, it looks like a polyporus species fungus. Doesn't list them as poisonous but doesn't list them as "edible" either. Tough & strong tasting! http://www.mushroomexpert.com/polyporus_squamosus.html

I'm a fan of the Sportsman's Condo line of blinds made by Southern Outdoor Technologies. Not the cheapest but certainly not the most expensive. Lots of sizes & styles. I have a couple that are 9 or 10 years old and zero problems or maintenance...

That’s the way to do it!!! Always easier to find time to hunt when the better half is on the same page!!! Congrats!

Sounds like a great hunt! Congrats to both of you!!!

Now that covers both extremes of a way to start off the weekend... Congrats to Rjack and sympathies to Ishi...

Start of a great day! Good luck!!!

Love it when it works like that! Congrats!

Great video! Well done "Dad"!!!

Great hunt! Sometimes it just works!!! Congrats!!!

When you're hot, you're hot! Congrats on a great bird!

Nice bird! Congrats!

I feel like I'm about do for a hunt like that!!! Congrats!!!

Well played, planned or not! Congrats!

Good idea, but if you go this route, be sure you get Sodium Bentonite, NOT calcium bentonite!

I use 1 Tablespoon (15 ml.) of 36.8% Permethrin per quart of water in a spray bottle. http://www.greendept.com/maximpulse/tickproof/Tick-proofing_clothes_instructions.pdf

Nice bird! Congrats!

Great bird! Congrats!