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Very sorry for your loss.

You need to apply individually. Back in the day I would draw with 0 pts. 4 years ago I got extremely lucky and drew with 1. A safe bet would be 3 pts though. The ne part would be zone 9. The cost of each point is roughly $50.

Very nice mounts and some great bucks!

Most construction companies probably have a few extra rolls. That's where I got mine.

It sucks to lose a good food plot, blinds, trail cams etc. A lot of money down the drain. My buddy text me that he had over a foot of water in his finished basement. And he's probably one of the lucky ones, I've seen pictures where others have it a lot worse.

My rain gauge holds 7" and it overflowing. Rochester is something like 13" above normal for the year.

Another 2" yesterday. I'm not sure how much we've had over night but I've heard reports that some areas have had over 9".

Se mn very few acorns and 0 apples.

We had just under 2" yesterday. I heard from a news outlet that Decorah has had over 14" in the past 3 weeks.

Anyone getting sick of all the rain? We've had over 10" in the past 3-4 weeks. Some areas have had extreme flooding. It's seems it rains every 3-4 days, severe thunderstorms with heavy down pours. The mosquitos are horrible. Sure is different from the past 4 years. It's like we get stuck in...

Sedgehammer kills it, but I don't know if it will kill your turnips.

Anybody have this or any experience with this? Looking at getting something for cold weather bow hunts. Have thought about the hbs as well But haven't pulled the trigger on anything yet.

Wick applicators call for a 50/50 mix. I used a hand wick applicator last weekend and within 2 days I could see the affects.

Sounds like those $25 stands northern hydralics use to sell. You could never shoot a deer out of them because even with a harness you were holding onto the tree so you didn't fall out.

Have I got a deal for you. Come out to my place and you can have all you want. But if you pull one you have to pull them all. Then you can take them back to your farm and transplant them.

The hunting world lost a great man. A weekly contributor to the Outdoor News publication, he always had interesting and informative articles tailored to the outdoorsman who enjoy a wide variety of hunting and fishing. He will most definitely be missed...

I go on there from time to time. A lot of information and it's more active than this forum. Any particular reason why they are closing it?

3" southern Minnesota Sunday morning.

Spot on!!!

Great deer and mount.