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big ol neck on him, nice shot!

Very nice! What's the length of those main beams? Love how they sweep around, classic look

yes MO youth

I'm pretty much counting on travelers, Big blocks of timber around me and always have new bucks move in and work scrape lines. We dont have any on cam I wanna shoot yet but I know whats in the neighborhood. This buck showed up two weeks ago on a annual scrape for the first time my sons been...

Nice buck especially up close like that! Did you have scent on you or the rungs?

My youngest son put an arrow in this buck's shoulder back on Sept 21st, did not even faze him. Of course now he shows up in front of me all the time. Hoping he can get a bullet in him this weekend.

Holy Smokes those brows are goal posts, what are they a foot long? Great buck!

Freshly killed 1/4 acre patch of fescue on July 4th, disked in 100lbs of 6-24-24 on July 28th, packed it, put down 5lbs of alfalfa and packed it again. Alfalfa seems to put most of its early growth into the roots, it's finally getting some good top growth. We've have great moisture in Putnam Co...

Whitetail Institute Wintergreens planted July 29th with 200lbs of triple 12. We used our new Solo spreader and put it down a lil too thick. It should've covered a 1/2 acre but we only got about half that and ran out of seed, we'll see how the bulbs turn out. We figured out the adjustment on the...

looks like he has been for some time too. You familiar with him?

interesting pic I got last week , 2nd is a nice young buck with potential

You'll need a pollinator for the Liberty https://www.starkbros.com/products/fruit-trees/apple-trees/liberty-apple

Looks like that will turn out nice. Is that an International? Looks like those old discs they used behind the International Cub tractors

Not rod/reel but we caught these blues on trot lines using perch in some backwater of the Missouri near Washington, MO over memorial weekend. 18 & 26lbs. From Friday evening till Monday morning these were the only 2 we caught besides snagging the sturgeon, had it slightly hooked under a scale...

On some of my smaller woods plots I use this. Just cut open one of the ends and fling it back and forth, not the easiest but effective https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/waukesha-lime-barnlime-50-lb-bag

Tight spacing may clog up more when working ground with moisture unless you have disc cleaners, I'd leave it as is. I have a 6ft 3 point and it tends to clog w/o cleaners

I was planning to move these from the small containers to 3 gal buckets after they get more growth maybe in a month. I was going to see what they look like this fall and either keep them inside till spring or go ahead and get them in the ground, not sure. What would you recommend? My original...

Here's an update on my 1st apple grafting experience, Burnt Ridge Nursery sent me a dozen M111 rootstock instead of the M116 they originally told (good thing) I used the whip and tongue method and did this on April 19th. After I matched up the rootstock and scion I wrapped a rubber band around...

Yeah I've been hearing a lot of good comments on the Abu 6500, the TWC is new to me but will check it out thanks!

Looking to get back on the MO river and begin the quest for huge blues and flathead. We had always ran trot lines but I'm looking for a good heavy duty rod/reel combo. Any recommendations?