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You Iowa hunters need to fight like never before to keep crossbows out. You can't afford to lose a battle or you will never win the war to keep Iowa great. I am from Michigan, cross bows were allowed back in 2009, the next 2 years from 2009 to 2011 the hunters using them doubled going to...

So I gave bucksnbears and Iowavf both a thumbs up. I have plenty of blinds that I have heaters in and totally enjoy the warmth. I will still go out and narrow down a ground spot when the need arises and totally enjoy those moments also, they r some of my most memorable times.

All good on your ? Asking. Still used oil after I put it on but no more than before. One thing iam very peticular on is always using the same brand oil.

It was using oil before I put it on bout the same amount yours is going through, it never used any more than that after I put the disabler on. I also changed oil every 3,000 miles that is what my mechanic strongly recommended on this engine. oil is cheep compared to a new engine.

Yes I did buy the range

My mechanic recommended that I put one on. So I put 1 on a 2008 gmc at 75,000 ran it till 200,000 miles with now engine issues. Now driving a 2017 and put 1 on it right away also.

Back straps with little bit of bacon is a family tradition that happens yearly

Congratulations Love all the details. All this just adds to the memory's of the hunt, makes each animal special.

Chestnuts r very fickle, you will loose some. Once you find the correct soil location they will grow fast. Maybe take half your trees and put on 2 different locations. Sent from my SM-G715U1 using Tapatalk

Clay comes in different forms of let's say how tight a clay it is . Every farmer that has clay says he has the hardest clay around. If you have other trees growing that a good sign, it's just that the chestnuts will do better and grow faster in a loamy soil. Putting other soil with it probably...

30' apart They do not like heavy clay. Try for some loamy well drained soil, I have had very good luck on forest like soil. Protecting them is a must. Sent from my SM-G715U1 using Tapatalk

I forgot to make sure I was asking these 3 questions to WI TRANSPLANT Sent from my SM-G715U1 using Tapatalk

What kind a soil are you on? How big is this plot? Big mature trees close by? Sent from my SM-G715U1 using Tapatalk

Sometimes just can't win, try not to get discouraged. Be very careful not to change or make a drastic move just because of a situation. Keep on it what you r doing. 1 example , I hear farmers say because of a early frost this year I will never plant that long of a day corn ever again. Sent...

Your title "single most important ingredient in a food plot" Conserving moisture has to b number 1 since you went into your dry year description. Many things that u can do that help. This is the farmer in me. FOCUS And work really hard on the things that you have control over. Don't let the...

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Lots of cover, look close Sent from my SM-G715U1 using Tapatalk

As the farmer in me always trying to be very efficient. After wheat harvest I will leave standing wheat for the deer. Bout this time of year they have most of it gone so I go and spread turnips in it just before a rain.

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