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Muddy, what's wrong with you. BT

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Does this coyote seem a little too clean? In my area they are usually mangy and nasty looking. This one must pick up all of the ladies. BT

Recently shot this large youngster with the homebrew. The genes are definitely nice in this area. I have yet to get his grandpa on camera (LARGE!) BT

Would love to see that picture... If you are having trouble posting the picture send it to me @ iowaqdma@hotmail.com and I would be glad to post it. BT

I just wanted to get opinions on QDM in Iowa. Do you think it is important? Those of us who live in IA know that we are living in one of the best deer hunting states in North America. We produce quality deer year after year. Do you think QDM would be helpful, or do you think it is...

Re: A couple bucks Not bad genetics for Puerto Rico, Liv. BT

I have also experienced this same situation. I have a staging area that I hunt and for the last 8 years the bucks are all typical 8's. If they make it to 4.5yrs, they appear to score mid 140's. Out of the 8 years of hunting this spot, I have seen two other deer that are not typical 8's...

Awesome Buck! That might be a tough one to find during season. Good Luck with him. BT

Well said Ghost, I believe that culling bucks is the final step in an ongoing qdm battle. I don't think this really applies to Iowa in general. IMO, we need to concentrate on does before we even think of culling. And as Ghost pointed out, the inferior deer (not always), don't usually breed...

It's amazing how they do juice up the scores on some of their bucks. I get a kick out of their video's. You gotta love the music, outstanding. BT

It is a problem getting everyone to participate but even if the neighbors don't participate you will see results regardless. Keep up the good work with qdm. BT

Awesome, It will be nice to see/hear how the do. I planted about 2 acres of rape and 3 acres of oats last weekend and the rape is already an inch tall and the oats are nearly two inches tall. I also gave the plots trip 19 as well. Let us know how the plots are coming. Did you guys get...

That's pretty impressive shredder. Was that just a portion of the footage or does your cam shut off after a certain time? Are the Vcams easy to make compared to digital trail cams? BT

For optimum results you want to be 6.5 - 7. Otherwise you'll produce fine at 5 - 7. When you buy your seed, your dealer or manufacturer can answer your question in more detail. Has anyone tried any name-brand cool season forage mixes (tecomete, biologic, etc..) I buy all of my seed...

Sounds like we need to have a goose hunt rendezvous this fall I cant even get rid of the geese in my backyard let alone a food plot. Good Luck, BT

Old Buck has the right idea. Four wheelers are extremely handy and versatile. Smaller utility tractors are a little more friendly when discing or planting. If you have the money to buy both, I would recommend it. If your land is open and easy to access, I would stick with the tractor. JMO...

Thanks for the info fellas, I'll check them out tomorrow. Out BT

Congrats Iron, Djhunter, That was comedy!

How old is he? BT