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We've got a bunch of box type blinds, mostly on wagon frames. And although we've not used anything "new", the swivel type office chairs we've put in them are comfy, but nearly all are too noisy in cold weather such as late season ML. My favorite choice would be a basic folding chair with cloth...

Yikes!! Might as well throw on some gutters, downspouts and a window AC and call it home :) Looks awesome...wish I had your construction skills!! NWBuck

I'm up north in the state, and I'd probably opt for rye grass if planted as late as labor day. A lot of that gets put in as a cover crop up here after silage gets cut in September, and it can be a late season deer magnet. I also don't like putting turnips in much before the last couple of days...

Nice work...you're going to have an excellent plot! I took a wagon blind down to my Dad's farm south of Winterset a week ago, and drove home Sunday morning in a beautiful rain shower! Assuming that's the one that gave your plot a shot in the arm. NWBuck

Yikes, that really stinks! Hopefully he has a brother running around out there somewhere. NWBuck

If that's out there, I'm buying it for my lawn :) NWBuck

Most grasses that have headed out, if mowed sometime late summer, will not grow back much before first frost. So yeah, one good mowing this time of year is usually sufficient. We could talk about a lot of ways government money is wasted, but I don't think this would be anywhere near the top of...

If you didn't mow them, the tall grass and/or weeds would make an outstanding snow fence to dump blowing snow on the road. Spend the money mowing medians and ditches or plowing snow...pay me now or pay me later. NWBuck

Yep, he was a beauty! About gave me a hernia getting him in the truck :)

Looks like a blast! Hard to beat the up north experience for sure!! NWBuck

I have a clover plot about that same size, and earlier this summer it was nothing but a glorified weed patch with a nice bed of young clover underneath. I mowed it, then waited several days, and hit it with a hand sprayer mixed with a light dose of gly. I believe it was approximately 4 oz. in...

The advantage of the vinyl sliders over something like deer view (we have blinds with both) is the ability to open them as much or as little as you want. If you can swing the vinyl sliders, I think you'd like them more. NWBuck

A few years back we planted a 3 acre soybean plot on the morning of July 4th. It had been crazy wet all spring, and by the time it dried out, we got weeds mowed and sprayed, etc. that was about as soon as we could get equipment in there. The beans were short, but had plenty of pods. If I had...

Looks awesome...nice work!! NWBuck

That is some sweet video and a great lifetime memory...congrats!! I flung two arrows at the same tom Saturday night and whiffed on both. You don't even want to know how close... :( NWBuck

Great pics for sure...congrats on a successful hunt! NWBuck

Great video...congrats to all involved!! NWBuck

Congrats to all the kids...nice work!! NWBuck

Way to go Owen...congrats!! NWBuck

Wait to hear the gobbling. If it's close, don't call much (if at all) while they're on the roost. If it's a little further away, I like to give a few soft yelps and see if I can get a quick answer back. If they answer you while they're still in the roost, resist the urge to keep calling to...