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I have a spot on my farm that is about 95% walnut trees. There is a good variety of sizes but I would like something more. I want that 7-8 acre piece thicker and a better variety of trees. How do I accomplish this? Can you hinge cut walnuts to help thicken it up or do I clear cut a few spots and...

If I were to frost seed, what rate would I use? I was also wondering about a little chicory in with the clover. Is this good or bad? Any thoughts? Thanks a lot!

Now if a guy were making a new clover plot, or expanding the existing I should say, would you be able to frost seed that and have good luck come spring or best to wait? It's overgrown weeds/grass that I sprayed this fall to kill everything, now that it's all dead do I throw seed down or mow...

I had a storm blow through my property this summer knocking down a bunch of trees. Of course most of them landed very near or on the fence and need to be moved to repair the fence. I am thinking about using some of these trees to block off certain trails creating a tighter funnel going into the...

This is the first year I've ever got bobcat pictures in jackson county. Very cool!

I haven't done much fishing on the Mississippi for big cats or flatheads but I'd like to start. I have a boat and I'd like to land them with rod and reel. What are you guys having luck with? What kind of structure am I looking for? What's a good bait size for these big flatheads? I've also...

Has anybody used Whitetail Institutes Arrest Herbicide on their clover? Good or bad results? Something better out there?

I have a clover, alfalfa, rape, and turnip blend I would like to plant this year. Can that be frost seeded? I also have a clover/chicory mix I'm wondering if I can frost seed. Thanks for all the great info!

Does anybody have any luck with putting out water tanks? How to keep them clean/full? What material to use? Above ground or in ground? I'd like to hear what you guys are trying.

I know there was a similar thread going on last year but just curious what some of you guys have built or used for your box blinds. Set-Ups you really like and of course things you won't do again.

I have to agree with the Moultrie and Covert cameras! I've had three Reconyx (2 of the cheaper ones and one of the expensive ones) and I was very disappointed. The Reconyx are reliable, they have very fast trigger speed with DECENT photos. But I feel as you can get the same trigger speed and...

I'm wanting to finally buy some land but of course I'm trying to figure out what I can/can't afford. I was wondering what you guys have for interest rates, what percentage you put down, and how long your loan is? Do i want fixed or floating interest rate? I'm not buying land with a house, just...

I received mine the other day!! Haven't watched it yet but will let you know as soon as I do! Loved all the others so I'm sure I won't be disappointed!

Lowered price to $250. Just wants it gone so he can get a new one.

I check mine every other weekend this time of year. The cameras are over mineral and the scent I leave behind doesn't seem to bother the deer at all. I've had pictures taken within a hour of me leaving the sites. I checked my cameras May 26th and got some fairly nice growth. I put pictures up in...

Listing this for a friend of mine. http://quadcities.craigslist.org/spo/3833000518.html And it's actually 40-70lbs draw weight instead of the 60-70lbs I put on the Craigslist ad. Call me or pm if interested or have any questions. Thanks.

I noticed this year that our pond has way more turtles than last year. Some nice sized ones too. I'm wanting to take some out and eat them. Ive cleaned turtle but never been apart of catching them unless it was by mistake. How and what do you guys use to catch snappers? Is jugging legal in iowa?

Very cool!

Very good area but like other have said, lots of hunters. I am fortunate enough to have permission to a small piece of land in that neck of the woods. Before I got permission to the private ground, I had great luck hunting many of the public sections. Piece of advice, be willing to go...

On a farm I acquired last summer I finally got the ok to plant food plots this winter. The property is only 78 acres. 42 acres of timber and 36 acres that were previously overgrown pasture but this year will be corn. I have a small area to plant my plots (2.6 acres) which was overgrown...