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We are doing some major cleaning in one of our out buildings today. Came across some items in the rafters that look ancient, but have no idea what they are. Any of you tell what these might be used for? The above and below is canvas with wood slats, then leather belts and buckles. We also...

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They are! 345+ days on a few of the cams I kept out after the season. Haven’t had to touch them for nearly a year. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

So, 10 weeks latater, take a peak… I’m 6’4” I’m astounded at the difference. We ended up not even touching it after my last post. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Could be. My experience is that it makes them pretty tough to push into frozen ground in the winter. But, hey, now that we can trap them all year long… [emoji846] Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

We use both Duke and Z-traps. The Z-traps are nice because the trigger is 2-way and made in Iowa. But they have this weird disk on the stake that is a pain to shove into the ground. Still not sure what it’s purpose. Both work well...

I use Google sheets. I’d be happy to share what I use, if that would be helpful. I’m in the tech field, too, and would be happy to assist with UX / beta testing. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

1.23 past 3 days in SW IA. Thankful. Our area has been super spotty. Rains split and go around our farm. Our home 30 mins away has gotten 3x. Yesterday, was at a wedding in Seward, NE, and their corn not even knee high, yet. Drought iis tough. Here what June looked like at our farm… Sent...

When I got the solar panels, made life much easier. Going on 325 days without touching a cam. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

That’s awesome, Skip! Good for him. Our kids have a mowing biz as well. We treat it like a business—they pay themselves $15/hr, track expenses, keep books, calculate gross margin per customer, put money aside for cap exp of new mower, etc. Great learning for them! Sent from my iPhone using...

We are on well water, too. Where do you get it tested? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

So sorry to hear, Pat. That is a reall bummer! Btw, remember that 20ga you sold me—it’s still going strong this winter for my daughter! [emoji846] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

We have had a Gen5 for past 3 seasons. Love it for our purposes—food plots. Super easy to calibrate. We have used it for things as small as switch and as large as corn. We did block a few of the seeders when planting corn only, to get more spacing between the rows. Sent from my iPad using...

FWIW, our legal council advised us to have our trust as the actual owner/member in all our real estate and LLC holdings. Transferring the deed to the trust was simple—a call to your courthouse can give you the process. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Curious why an IR vrs revocable trust? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Sorry, didn’t read carefully. Ya, def reach out to IowaBowHunter1983 he is in your area. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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We have several of these on our farm we bought 3 years ago. Would love to talk with the guy(s) who put them up — how long ago, deer harvested, etc. :-) Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Thanks, Skip. I’m leaning towards running a fire through it in the next couple of weeks to burn off the thatch. Then monitor and use chems later, if needed. Any negative side effects to that approach? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

So, this is a stand that is going into its 3rd growing season. Last year, lots of foxtail. Sprayed quorilac (sp?). Looks sparse. And concerned about how much duff there is. Thinking a burn would help? What would you do? TIA! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk