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No question...shoot that buck. He is a true older class trophy.

Got my cereal mix planted yesterday in SW WI...just ahead of the rain they were forecasting all day to hit around 8pm. Busted my butt to finish and then looked at the weather on my phone...0% chance of rain for the rest of the night! Dang. More chances of rain throughout the week. Season opens...

I'm going to plant mine this weekend...weather pending. Not going to put any urea on it this year either. Grew too fast for the plot size and deer herd last year, had to mow it once. It is following well fertilized brassicas last year and oats and annual clovers this year that did well...

I bet by the end of the first week in September you will have a whopper on there....or two.

I planted mine Aug 26th last year and it was early. Going to plant Labor Day this year.

Beauty right there! Thanks for sharing!

Been a good 6 weeks for him! Good luck hunting him this fall.

I threw my cams up July 7th. Won't be back to the farm until mid August to check them. Will gladly share what I have at that time.

You could always keep it killed off and broadcast winter rye with radishes. Maybe even spread the radishes (not too thick) like mid Aug then spread winter rye around Labor Day Both of those could easily be broadcast on top. Just a thought.

End of August/Labor Day is what I've heard for a final clipping.

So based on the one shed he lost likely goes upper 160s. That's a hell of a buck and he looks fully mature.

Usually get mine back around June after season...so about 6-7 months.

I planted my brassicas today in WI. Planted about the same time last year with good results so figured I'd go for it.

It can work. I broadcast some into some hammered soybeans last July (around the 15th) and they came in better than I expected.

For your purpose I'd say buckwheat and/or cowpeas.

I currently have a smaller field enrolled in the Dbltree mix. The brassicas last year are now planted into oats and annual clovers and the cereal section in fast growing rye with red clovers underneath. Well just this week I decided it is too much of a pain to get to this field to continue...

I've got more white clover seed on hand than the recommended seeding rate of 6# per acre. Will it hurt anything to put it down at a higher rate? How much is too much? Thanks.

I'm all for seeing new recipes. I think I get fixated on the same rotation of recipes with my venison. Always nice to try something new. Thanks for posting...looks really good!

Sweet mount and a great buck!

I use Leupold rx-1000i rangefinder and really like it. Like how it gives readings in red so you can see them in dark conditions. I used to have a bushnell that had black readings and it was very hard to see the numbers. For release I use the Tru-Fire hardcore. It took a little getting used to...