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So what did you decide TH?

Here's another of the old boy

One of my rye plots seeded out about three weeks ago and now is about 3.5' tall. I feel bad mowing it off now in case there are some nesters in there.

Thanks! I'm definitely a wanted man...by extremely overweight gals and toothless cougars all over the midwest. I actually did that for another forum and grabbed the wrong pic. Besides, showing Alan's face is a major improvement.

It was a rough season in Missouri for me this year. Between the crazy weather, battling a "lost" trespassing mushroom hunter at 7:00 AM one day and getting bombarded by a herd of rouge cows in the middle of a hunt (from a farm 1.5 miles away), I didn't have an opportunity to close the deal. In...

How low did you mow that?

TH, listen to the advice in these threads. I know you think you have everything figured out (I know I did at your age), but remember this in life - You have two ears and one mouth...learn to listen. There are some guys with real world experiences offering some sound suggestions, no need to...

I recently had a new 2 acre field cleaned and disced up. I will be limited with only ATV implements (ATV disc, cultipacker & sprayer) from now on and want to keep this field in shape to plant the Dbltree brassica/cereal mix later in the summer. I'm also not opposed to making it a permanent...

Voted, good luck!

These are some of the best perspectives I've ever read on a hunting forum. I have to openly admit that I sit in the middle of the scale. I love the idea of the old ways, but really enjoy some of the advancements like trailcams, foodplots, comfortable stands and rangefinders. I do subscribe...

Frost seeded this March, doing great so far.

They wouldn't take CC's, cash only

Didn't pay in advance, from our experience the previous year we could have never imagined such a drastic change in things. I shot a hog and slept in their "garage", so I felt entitled to pay...even though it severely pained me to pay the full price. The other guys who didn't see anything...

Okay, here are a few. Sorry for the long post in advance. First off it is a controlled hunt in 120 acres of timber (not thrilled about the high fence stuff but a few guys who went with us are City boys of the 1st° and it is the only outdoor activity most of them do all year). Our group had six...

BEWARE - Backbone Hunting Ranch in Cameron, OK. Our group went two weeks ago and totally got played. We went a year ago and had a wonderful experience, so much in fact we booked a year in advance to ensure we had the weekend we wanted. This year was a polar opposite. One of the worst...

Are you planting red clover and oats? I personally would follow Paul's exact seed recipe above (listed as per acre values)...some oats will volunteer but probably not enough to throw the ratios out of balance.

Knoxville...Love it!

Great leadership by our friend Dbltree helped numerous rookie food plotters get off on the right foot. Like he often shared, cereal grains and specifically cereal/winter rye is the workhorse of the "Dbltree mix" and keeps our valued wildlife fed when most of their native browse is long-gone...

Sorry you're going through this man, I pray it goes away for you.

I'm actually more worried about this "Heartland Virus" originally found near St. Joe, Mo. Extremely high fatality rate...at least 8 deaths in the past few years. All were in their 50s and most were farmers & outdoorsmen. I was diagnosed with Lyme disease about six years ago, thank God I...