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You had access to a drone seeder and you broadcast into corn by hand?! You are a savage, Skip Sligh. Savage! [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I think here it also involves who was paying the taxes. Since the property taxes are based on parcel lines which are established by the survey, it is unlikely the non-owner paid the taxes and makes their case pretty weak. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Jenna's buck still looks like he is mad that he won't get to be a bully anymore! Haha! Good stuff for sure!

I've had some cool hunts over a decoy, but it has challenges. My biggest one is how to retrieve it after a hunt when it didn't work. I always use mine in an open field setting and you have to get it after the hunt. Can't leave it there. That often involves deer still in the field and it hasn't...

I’m sure they eat some of the apples, but the browse line around here is incredible! Any leaf a deer can reach is eaten. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

We have a bunch and I have grown a bunch. I take a hedge apple and cut it into quarters with a machete or hatchet. Dig a small hole (like one shovel scoop) and drop in a piece, kick the dirt back over, and you are done. Very low effort with a good success rate for me.

Sold! I rebuilt a corn planter from the ground up, so looks like I'll have to go ahead and jump in on this! Haha!

That was a very good video, Skip. I have a general question about drills for the group. There are some things I would never buy used. Too many chances to buy a lemon and not know it until it is too late. There are some things I would never buy new, because used ones are much cheaper and are easy...

MeatEater Podcast Ep 227 they had a meat scientist on. It is a great listen! We are familiar with the basics, you shoot something and it is limp, then it gets stiff (rigor mortis), and finally it gets limp again. I think the final point was you need to let the meat get to the post-rigor stage at...

When I trailered one, Redneck suggested I bolt the blind straight to the trailer. They withstand high winds in the field from those exact bolts, so it made sense to me and trailered just fine. Blind was not on the tower when I did it. 75 MPH on Interstate.

I thought I would be cool and go spread some cover crop seed into the standing corn before last night's rain. The hope was it will germinate and grow some so when I go knock some of the corn down it will be there already. Never again... :D Those leaves tore me UP! Long sleeves and gloves were...

In one of my fisheries biology classes in college our professor told us you collect the data and take it to a statistician. If they don’t tell you what you want, you take it to another and another and another until that changes. [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

After the 2008 crash, several pieces by us came up for auction. I was deployed and technology then wasn’t what it is now. I was unable to make it happen. Unfortunate. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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Stole this from another forum. Seems fitting here… [emoji23] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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Question for the group. I tried and was unsuccessful in getting a drill to plant my switch this spring. If I frost seed in early spring and apply the herbicides like you mentioned, is there a reasonable chance for success? Obviously drilling is preferred, but in the absence of that, how is the...

If nobody chimes in, I would dehydrate them. Would work great for adding to soup or other dishes this fall.

The neighbor who gave me the seed wishes he could get his combine in there… [emoji23] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk