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I feel sorry for the unlucky sap that has to hold those antlers waiting for the wood glue to dry.

I have a lot of shed bucks already here as well, i figure the snow and hard icepack has had them stressed as most of their food was under 8" of snow with and inch of ice on top of that. they very quickly transitioned to standing beans or corn. No worries if they shed early just hopefully the...

Tall and tight!! Congrats

I bet he can buy beer!!

I think he had dementia like the real sleepy Joe, out wondering around during daylight. Hell of a deer for sure, Congrats!! was he hitting clover or brassicas? Sounds like a killer setup!!

I think he had dementia like the real sleepy Joe, out wondering around during daylight. Hell of a deer for sure, Congrats!! was he hitting clover or brassicas?

Outstanding!!

No mans land doesnt exist on a deer. Just an excuse for a crappy shot.

The rain will help them for sure, they may not produce huge turnips but they will continue to grow. turnips seem to prefer the cooler sunny days in my opinion. The rye will take off as well and fill in the gaps after this rain. Good thing is no heat to burn off the moisture from the rain.

I drove thru 5 states last week and saw a total of 3 Biden signs, 3 thats it. Plus one horse trailer that said Dump Trump but that was it. But the number of Trump signs, billboards, flags, and some very giant flags was too many to count. I drove thru Ohio in 2016 which was a hot battle ground...

Funny this is my co workers Father, Ol Fred cracks me up. Just an old Turtle Farmer from SE Iowa that no lives in Oklahoma firing up the left for some laughs.

Those pics looking down the barrel are pretty damn sweet. Usually with everything going on in the blind i ditch the phone and efforts to video/pics.

All plot work is done, hopefully this rain rejuvenates the brassicas. Leave Friday for Colorado Elk hunt, then return with youth season action. I have a few shooting lanes to clear, mock rub trees to plant, and a shooting house to patch up yet though.

Timbers are lush and green and moisture can be found in the timbers in my area SE Iowa, get out in the open and its bone dry. Clover plots are looking good but are showing a little stress with this heat, biggest thing i changed on clover was not mow it too short thru out the summer when we had...

Unlike chicks, ticks are attracted to white dudes wearing crocs!!

How was the germination of that plot?

All that thatch residue will act like mulch and keep the ground from getting scorched. It will also hold the moisture if it rains so its a win win!! I have no tilled brassicas into mowed that in years that soil moisture was a real concern/drought years and they turned out well.

Fly bait and Coke, they wont make it 10ft!!

So they passed the bill and now are going to make up the rules?? Am I hearing this right.

Thats a lot of boat to try to keep sideways.