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I have thought about the food plot deal as well. The timber actually borders a hay/crop field but like ghost said having a secluded plot may help as well. There is a perfect place for a small one right in the middle of the timber.

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Ghost</div><div class="ubbcode-body"> Lay down a good plan for a trail system and get in there with a brush hog. While thick is good, you will still need to quietly access the property. Wildlife will use the trails as...

Just got a small piece of timber bought. It's 31 acres of upland timber. Mature hardwoods of oak hickory and such, multiflora rose, and small trees. Very very, thick. I know thick is good, but, I can't even hardly walk through the place. The piece is adjoined with hundreds of acres of big...

The wife and I were looking at some does last night through the spotting scope and I commented how skinny they look. Hope the weather does what they are saying.

In Iowa you should be able to find a good hunting lab for $500 and under. You probably won't get something that has titled parents and such but there are alot of good "hunting" dogs around that just aren't trialed or tested. Make sure and check out both parents and ask to maybe see them on...

great pics. I tried that ONCE. Everything went good until the end. From now on the local Fire Dept. gets a nice donation to come BURN for me.

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Rack, Are these still available?

Thanks for the responses guys. 8point I know a guy with a Woodmaster that is why I looked in to them. I was looking at Central Boilers but decided on the Woodmaster because the dealer is only 15 miles away and of the reasons you stated. It's a big investment at first but when I don't send a...

Anyone have one of these? wood boiler I've been looking at these over the last couple of months. I have it narrowed down to the Woodmaster brand, just wondering if any of you have first hand experience with them. I have talked to a couple of guys with them and they love them. I have...

[ QUOTE ] I could be wrong on this but, I am pretty sure. There was an article a few years back in one of the hunting magazines. The guy was called the "deer toucher" he had literally touched some 62 deer or some crazy number like that. I believe he was native american, and that he used smoke...

[ QUOTE ] I bet she didn't open his beer when she brought it to him, the old onion trick will usually teach them real quick! [/ QUOTE ] That's a little over board... I use a tomatoe

My O/U patterns good. Haven't heard anything about them shooting low?

A buddy and I each bought the O/U's and both really like them. Always wanted a over under but didn't want to worry about scratching a $1000 gun. Considering the price it's a heck of a gun.

I suppose that turkey in your avatar was shot on my ground?

[ QUOTE ] Don't forget coon dogs, I mean "collars", they sell the collars and you have to take the dog with it! Rutledge Rocks! [/ QUOTE ] I bought a few "collars" in Rutledge back in the day. Definately a variety of "stuff"

Re: For all of you Dads out there................. Whew! That one will get ya. Great story.

Great looking pup! I have two of the black &amp; whites. do you know what breeding is the pup? here are mine 1 1/2 old male 14 mo. old female Tell your buddy Good luck with the pup!

I use the KYi and the tally ho as well. Like them both.

Thanks for the advise guys keep the recipes coming. JNRBRONC, I have been around the charcoal smokers with friends and family and wasn't to happy with trying to keep the temp from flucuating. So I put this one on the Christmas list. Digital temp readout, it's kind of like the annoying "set it...