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Thank goodness it’s not a proposed “tax” it’s merely a “fee” For a state that already has so little habitat, and it’s shrinking further every day…what kind of nitwit proposes an incentive to landowners destroy more trees and habitat for a few more dollars in the general fund…and the nitwit in...

First time getting this little shaver on cam. March 15th and still covered in spots! When was mama bred!? Gestation period is 200 days, let’s say this guy is 4-6 months old. That means mama was bred March, April, or May of 2024. Holy smokes!

You are correct.

I’ve been to many IA Deer classic’s over the years. Including the first two or three ever. In a different thread someone made a funny comment about “Shamwow”. I went Friday night of this year. It was great bumping into some old friends and sharing some stories & catching up. As has already been...

The only thing more impressive than the infamous acorn cruncher and the cough silencer, may be the highly coveted and much sought after, DEER VIEW MIRROR. Behold…marketing genius.

Hey Skip, buy that thing and then come spend a few days at my place practicing with it ;^)

Someone needs to stop watching The View.

There is a new model called the Revolver 2.0. Looks like a different design. They specifically mention in some SM posts that it significantly improves the fogging issue. Here’s the thing…I looked all over the interweb including their website to go buy one. Not available. Contacted Stealthcam...

Take your girlfriend shed hunting on his farm.

Right…agree, of course all cams get fog/frost/condensation. I get it. Mine do too. Apparently many of the reviewers felt that the clear cylinder that the rotating lens is housed inside of, is somehow exacerbating the issue. That said, I do think I’ll grab one and see what my results are. Seems...

I just checked out the Stealthcam website and did some research on the Revolver 360 Pro. There are MANY poor reviews on the cam about fogging of the lens. Frankly, I was surprised to see that Stealthcam allowS many poor reviews to exist on their website…you’d think they’d scrub them, or reply to...

For those of you that have used them, is there a 360° cam that you’re particularly pleased with? Does any mfg make a cellular version of a 360° cam?

For what it’s worth… I have a couple of technical questions on the product so I emailed DeerGro twice, several days apart. I also tried to reach them through one of their social media accounts as well. Last attempt well over a week ago. They have not replied.

Is the consensus still the Stihl 800 C-E? Don’t think they’re making anything bigger that I have found.

Skip, I’m sure you’re seeding brassicas, rye, ww etc. into your beans when they start to yellow…just want to confirm that Fierce XLT doesn’t work so well/long that it could hamper that?

Skip, is Fierce XLT a liquid or granular herbicide? I’m finding conflicting info on the Google machine. Found a jug on keystone pest solutions that is listed as $599.00 for “6 pounds” rather than listing the volume by gallons. The jug looks like it should be a liquid…but why is the jug labeled...

That’s interesting. I have not heard that podcast nor heard anyone else talk about it. My observations are purely my own, and anecdotal. Many years ago, when I planted my 1st bean plots, I honestly thought a bean was a bean. I was planting any free leftovers a farmer would give me. I got fancy...

Good feedback and much appreciated! What about brand/variety of beans that are best at shatter resistance? I have planted a couple of different VERY well known brands that are targeted at deer hunters/plotters in the past and they both shattered worse than any ag soybean I’ve ever planted…not...

If all goes according to plan, I’ll be planting my soybeans with a drill vs a planter this yr. I really think I want to go 7.5” rows for quicker canopy & weed suppression. Have a field that likes to grow pigweed & Waterhemp and I want to see if 7.5” rows will help. I’m thinking 200k population...