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Awesome finished product but how's the smell?

Use switch for quick cover but definitely concentrate on cedars/shrubs starting closest to the road. Plums and highbush cranberry are 2 of my favorites as they form thickets and get pretty tall. Throw some hardwoods in like skip said, and fruit bearing trees along your plot area. Would be fun to...

Just another tool that will be abused just as much as it will be used for good purpose. I can see how they'd be very valuable to enforcement, the ag community, etc., but honestly hope they're outlawed to the general public. We've got enough toys at our disposal already.

OSU has the talent but hit some adversity and showed their true colors. What a bunch of whiners. I love it when somebody takes it upon themselves to decide if others are wasting their breath or not. Iowa went 12-0 and controls their destiny. No better time to talk Hawk football. I'm on the...

I think he's pretty darn old. His face in the 2nd to last picture makes me think 6.5+

What chemical? Garlon is pretty ineffective, FYI. Imazapyr or glyphosate foliar sprayed kill it well but I'd sure be nervous. I'd only go that route if there was absolutely nothing valuable that would get killed as a by-product. Honeysuckle is finally starting to turn here in central Iowa, so...

Looks like a 3.5 yr old big ol 6 pt. I can come up with a lot of reasons to shoot him and treasure that trophy.

Do you Eat it with a side of licking windows?

I'd check around and make sure you can still find those TEZ's before you shoot your last pack. I went to a sporting goods store recently and had the manager check with all of his suppliers, and not ONE of them had the TEZ's in stock.

Had my #1 target at 10 yds this morn. Doe caught me and took him into the next county I'm sure. Prob last I'll see of him.

I sprayed it on fescue and other cool season grasses yesterday, and have had good results with herbicides in general, in November, during warm spells. The plant just has to be active. 2 ?'s... When was it mowed and what species? Brome might be too slow right now unless it was mowed relatively...

Yup same for me. Super slow morning.

Somebody correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe if you hit the brisket then no chance at the windpipe. Windpipe is above the brisket, or at least feels that when when cutting it out to gut a deer. Next best bet would be enough penetration to reach the heart, which would put the buck down in...

Awesome buck and story. Congratulations.

Control shouldn't be an issue. Usually can't compete with a switch planting in year 2.

After drinking craft beers I think I'd be more likely to knock a deer out. No need for ozonics at that point.

Agreed. I leave mine outside, in a pine grove for a few days if I know it will be dry. Hang the bag in a tree. Seems to work. Do the same with my double bull.

Looks like green foxtail to me. There are many varieties, this smaller than your typical giant foxtail.

Blaine, who will be 8 next month, shot his first deer this last Tuesday night. A good, mature doe. We don't have a ton of deer where we were hunting and when he missed a small buck last Saturday morning, he was pretty bummed. I told him to shake it off because I was confident in his shooting...

Yep just hang on when it's windy and the tree still has leaves