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This is the dumbest thing I've read on this site ever, to tell someone they're not doing it right. I guess we didn't do it right this past weekend either. SMH

Ive killed 1000's of snows, been there done that. You might be using those rounds to jump shoot but there little chance you're killing mature birds at 65+ yards like we do regularly. Case in point, last wed in the heavy wind I was resetting decoys when some dumped in near me. My buddy unloaded...

MO Conservation order starts today, E-Caller, extended mags, 3.5" BB the real fun starts now. We'll be near Swan Lake tomorrow thru Sat. This warm weather has 'em on the move north, seems like it's going to be a quick migration if we don't get colder temps quick. Anybody else have plans to hunt?

I tried this approach and while you can offer a buffet and cover, it just got to be too much. I'm 3.5 hours from the farm, to be changing out chemicals, fertilizer etc. on long weekends I couldn't keep up with it. Something to think about. I settled in on larger alfalfa plots and corn/bean...

IMO get rid of them now they expand quickly, I have a forever battle going. Autumn olive is brittle and the roots pop out of the ground pretty easy with a loader

We haven't been able to burn as much as we'd like in the last several years and the fescue has made a come back. We waited until this past weekend, let the fescue green up then smoked it. A nice slow rollin boring burn, perfect. When the fire breaks are done right, it really makes it pretty...

Looks like it's been eating good. Surprised that you got daytime pics

With the chemical prices I'm waiting till spring green up. Not sure you would gain anything by spraying this fall

F-N-A Right! Big and Beasty should be his name. Looks like he's givin you a wink LOL! Good luck

I have in the past but don't anymore. I now use RR seed and plant in the spring. You can absolutely broadcast wheat, rye or bob oats anytime now with your alfalfa. I wouldn't go heavy, it can be competition for nutes, water and sunlight. Never tried red clover

Same situation in NC MO Putnam Co. We planted our brassicas late July with very little rain since. I just picked up some bob oats and rye to over seed

Don't let this happen or you'll end up like us in Missouri, non residents will be flooding your state, I wish we were a draw state instead of over the counter. Mo Dept of Conservation only cares about $$$ and it's been that way for a long time. Act now before it's too late, IF they change your...

Working good thank you!

This watering hole is in a old tractor crossing in the fence and it's just been wallowed out from tractor tires over the years. This spot seems to be a natural gathering place, the apple trees near this area are sure helping as well. I haven't seen those bucks since. The 10 looks young and we...

I run cuddelinks from April till Jan and my place is full of doe and small bucks all summer. Then about now they start showing up, hope to see more options. These showed up for the first time early Aug and seeing them pluck apples from the trees in the background. There's a low spot that holds...

How did it taste?

You likely have a variety with low winter hardiness. The Ameristand #480HVXRR I started planting more recently stayed green through winter. I was surprised to see the deer pawing at the ground and seeing green well into winter...

From experience, if you hunt the late season you'll kick yourself in the a** for not having something other than a dried out and gone weed plot. I'm disking under several small non RR alfalfa plots that I can't keep up with the weeds in anymore. This fall planting turnips early Aug and back in...

I started using this app a few weeks ago and have about $30 so far. I usually dont do these types of things but they don't ask for your full credit card info only the first several and last four digits. Not a bad deal for things you're buying anyways. Groceries and fuel really add up quick. I...

Looking good, I'm real happy and I'm sure you are too that we planted these years ago. Never to late to plant a tree, its addicting.