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Coyote hounds are not like your neibors dogs that roam free.

Personally, I really don't care if there is chicory in the blend. I have planted a c/ c blend years ago (don't recall who) sold it? And yep, it turned out fantastic and the deer ate it very well. However, just for the ease of things, I'd rather pland a plot of several PERENNIAL clovers. Can see...

Next time I plant clover/ chicory, it will be John comps blend.

A neighbors dog is WAY Different then a coyote hound!;)

Just allow/ respect/ learn more about houndsmen. Everyone I know that runs hounds knows exactly where their dogs are. Even if miles away. Just guessing but, watching by his videos, Bomar likes to embelish what he does.!;) A houndsman can tell IMMEDIATELY via GPS if someone picks up thier dog...

Newfarmer, what state are you from? Deer up here will dig down through feet of snow for pumpkins.

With the lack of snow and easy river acsess (iced over), I have MILES of riverbottom grounds I can walk in Mn and also along the red River between mn/ nd. (Both sides):). Knowing where they are herded up, I'm chomping at the bit to get out but I need to refrain untill the vast majority have...

First year (this past) I've ever had problems with deer eating the plants while they were growing. A couple of stinky t shirts hung on posts stuck in the plots worked great. Used to mix pumpkins with Acorn squash bout 50/50 but they like the squash abit earlier. I typically don't start hunting...

Let's see your sheds fellas. Went for a coyote walk today. Dang near drove over the 5pt side in a stubble field. Judging 1/2 (at least) the bucks are shed.

Calling coons is a pile of fun. You putting up fur this year Matt? If so, sold any yet?

Gotta admit. Those posting on this site are a breath of fresh air. Good thought/ discussing on nots always good for " me" but the whole picture for the future.

Deer will hammer pumpkins/ squash. Started planting the in 09 just for a garden novelty but quickly realized the deer would not leave them alone. Figgered I'd try them as a stand alone foodplot. Glad I did as they have become my favorite mid/ late season foodplot plantings. Started urging Bill...

That's weird jk5. Can't think I've ever seen where the deer have not hammered the leaves. Well, yeah I have. First year I delved in to brassicas, I tried a grassy area that I burned with gly, burned with fire once it dried down, spread the seed by broadcasting it but added no fertilizer. Got a...

Westwind. I've always tried for July 25th but here on out, for turnips, I'm gonna start about Aug 5th, radishes maybe August 15th. Granted, I'll be watching the forecast for good rains. That's SO key with brassicas. Our ph here runs about 7.5. 100 miles south from Canada and right on the Mn/...

I've been growing turnips/ radishes for bout 15 years. Hit/ miss whether they eat the bulbs. More often then not they leave them alone. One thing I (think) I've noticed is, if we have a hard freeze and it stays real cold, they will eat the bulbs better. If we get a hard freeze and then a long...

Sugarbeets if you can grow them. Or pumpkins.

Is 4 strand enuff or does one need 5?

Putting up a man made fence to direct deer movement just plain ass sucks in my opinion. Just how far are we " hunters" gonna go? Zero hunting/ woodsmanship involved. Wait for the right wind and go sit in the (funnel). Not one bit sorry for venting my opinion on this topic and will lose all...

I wouldn't know. I hinge cut in bedding areas and I don't hunt in them. Pure n simple, putting up a fence where deer HAVE to go to a certain spot to get through is BULLSHIT!. Anybody can do that. Be like draining a lake down to a small pond and thinking you are an awesome fisherman But...

Sorry. (NOT)! The thought of building a fence to funnel deer sickens me.