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I have hunted Nebraska in December with a muzzleloader. Lots of National forest in central and north west part of the state. Tags are reasonable and otc for bow or muzzy. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Congrats thats a pretty good buck. I have hunted Nebraska a couple times its a cool experience. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

If you can get away in December, Nebraska Muzzle Loader deer runs the whole month. Reasonable OTC tags and some big areas of national forest in the central and northwest corner of the state.

I one lunged years ago. He ran maybe 40 yards and stopped with blood just pouring out of him for a couple minutes before walking into the timber. I went to look for him the next morning and he was up and grazing in a pasture about 150 yards from where I shot him. I buddy and i chased him around...

Skip if you haven’t allready check out pond boss forums. Lots of good info on fish stocking and habit. Kinda like IW for ponds Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Spotted some fresh ones this weekend. Going to go get one for supper tonight Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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I built mine in 2012,not a traditional shed house but close. I did a 36x36 story and a half barn, 14ft side walls. My wife has horses so the down stairs is stalls and a tack room, laundry room with half bath. Upstairs is one bed one bath with open kitchen dining and living room. I was at around...

I think I mentioned this in the other thread, I would use a Kentucky bluegrass perennial rye mix with some clover mixed in. More of a lawn type seed but stays lower and the deer will like it.

Are the cedars big enough to log? Might be worth a call to your district forester to see if there is any market for them.

I use a landpride seeder at work(sports complex) to seed into existing grass. It is a solid stand seeder, has slicer knifes that cut through the sod. Works great to interseed grass and should work for what you want. Mine is 4 foot wide but it will seed as fast as the tractor will run. Sent...

A guy I know has pics of one with a growth like that since it was a button buck. Was 3.5 last year and 170-180 class deer. Obviously not hurting antler growth on it. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

South Dakota runs a walk in hunter program, they pay landowners to let the public hunt. They publish a map of all enrolled land in the late summer. You can request one through the GFP website for free.

These two were grazing in my pasture last night next to my house. The buck was allready outside his ears pretty impressed with what he had so far. Not sure why the doe climbed my manure pile. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

That looks like blue green algae witch grass carp don't really eat. There are chemicals that will control it without harming the fish unless you kill too much at once and deplete the oxygen. Contact Zimco in Des Moines, they are a fert and chemical supplier for golf and sports turf, they should...

If you want to be able to mow it and walk around it I would go with a Kentucky bluegrass perennial rye mix, same thing you would seed a yard with. I seeded my pond dike with that and some clover mixed in and the deer like it.

Picked 72 nice greys last night from the same tree I picked 100 little greys from last monday and Tuesday.

I picked 50 little grays last night, in Mahaska county

Pulled one off my pants after a short walk Monday night, still have snow in places in the timber too.

If it is about population control make just the LO antlerless tags good for any season.