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Nothing is scentproof...Its got a hole in the top for your leg to fit into it...There for scent can get out.

Spot Hogg or Montana Black Gold Niether are cheap...Both are top end quality.

There was a guy on the news last summer in the Twin Cities that had 2 in his yard and they showed them next to a soccer ball. They were just a touch bigger.

Saskguy's Shed Cronicals and Yearly Journal are worth the $16.

Hondas are reliable but they ride like a lumber wagon. I own a 400 Sportsman and 500 Sportsman. My 500 will spank that 400 up and down the road all day. (Except very top end) I put the pencil to the paper 2x this summer to see if an 850 Sportsman was in the budget. Did some calling around...

Dont most of the switchgrass/EW/Millot type plants prefer a dry hot condition? I thought so, maybe I just dreamed that up? How do you expect this to hold up with snowload and wind?

PM Iowa1 he has been to Kansas a few times in the last 5 years. He may be able to give you some insight as far as looking for an area.. And I think Limb was there last year but I know he had private ground to hunt.

I find no need to watch the tv show becuase I've seen all the online shows. I watch the MN, IA, and Main show religiously and usually try to bump around to the IL and WI shows when I have extra time. I love the show and what its all about. "Absolutly Awesome"

I've got a handfull of friends that had SBE 2s and dumped them. Said they wouldnt cycle religiously once they got dirty. I just picked up a 98% condition SBE 1 this late summer and I love it so far. Look into the the Stoger 3500, great 3 1/2 gun for the money. As far as a pump gun I'd...

I have NO idea what system you guys are talking about....but it can be any different than a rattling bag, or the two grunt tubes that primos had that you rub together, or those set of square plastic sticks that are rectangled shaped that you can buy like a rattling bag. Its all in what you...

If the ground is dry the seed is dry. No Worrys. Seed can lay dry in a bag for months and months without germinating....It can do the same on the ground. Assuming the birds done eat all your rye seed you'll be alright. Its far worse to have a sprinkle enough to germinate the seed and then...

It may be a longer process than you want to hear about. But heres how I would try to approach it. Start by trying to get to know him better or atleast start a little better neighbor to neighbor relationship. Keep the fences mended even if the tree hits on his side, or maybe try to watch for...

Love the history. I wish I could get a history like this with some deer. My history consists of hey look at this nice buck on my trail cam...The first week of november there is a picture of him in the back someone's truck in the gas station. Anyways awesome buck, i think if he is 9+ you...

Alright I have an idea of what will happen if you add too much nitrogen to your brassica plots but like others have stated what will happen if a person dumps to much P&K. Suggested rates appear to be 200 of Urea and 400 of 6-24-24. So what would happen if someone dumps 800lbs of 6-24-24...

Im blown away these little 4ft wings are going for that price. Im thinking now...I've seen a handfull of these laying in old farm yards aroundd my area. Im wondering how easy these things will sell if I fab up a set of running gear on the top side of these and throw them up on craigslist.

Dbltree this is mostly aimed at you becuase you appear to be the only one that is utilizing strip plotting but if anyone else has any questions or answers feel free to chime in. Just hoping you can throw some numbers out here, they dont have to be exact. When you strip plot somewhere how big...

What a fattie...Wow.

MN has had a dove season now for 5years or something like that. I dont think I've shot one yet. I've been thinking bout it for a few years, more like pheasant style hunting instead of over a water tank lik ein the south.

I went out yesterday and found a pound to fry and put on my steaks last night. Just starting up here in northern Minnesota. We have to moisture we need the heat.

man that guy does some good work.