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[ QUOTE ] Anyone who has enough ground to rotate between "nitrogen fixers" and "nitrogen users" should take advantage of it! [/ QUOTE ] I've been rotating my beans / clover and corn the past several years with good results. I do apply 100lb of 46-0-0 per acre of corn and have had decent...

It is just wide enough to cover wheel tracks on my D17 (with the rear wheels "in" most of the way). Mine is a series III so I had to put an after market 3 point on the snap couplers. Kind of a pain since they don't have extenders in the 3 point arms but other than that it works fine. Good luck!

I have a 73" tiller (John Deere) that I use on a D-17 and low first seems to work just fine.

Well worth the 37 mile drive to work every day to be able to live on the farm....and hunt on it too!

[ QUOTE ] Was the step screwed in so the heel rest against the tree? [/ QUOTE ] This tree had some lean to it so I could not get all steps to snug to the tree...but was within about 1" or so.

[ QUOTE ] If I understand you, that step was in the tree for 15 years? [/ QUOTE ] Sorry for the confusion...I've had those particular steps for 15 years - they were only in that tree for about 1 month... I'm thinking the climing sticks are a better way to go too - have a couple of them...

Go for it...the 2 farms I"ve bought have been the best investments I"ve made!

Well, maybe not... but it was a good thing I still had a tight grip on my stand when this tree step broke at about 20' up during late muzzleloader season! Broke off right at the tree. Has anyone had this happen to them before? Needless to say, I disposed of the remaining 4 steps which I'd had...

[ QUOTE ] Be down there to watch Don Bosco win it again in 1A [/ QUOTE ]

Probably about 250 - 300 bushels - all in food plot though...

I guess you can classify me as a hauler. I have two properties 80 miles apart so would have to have 2 tractors etc....Would not feel comfortable leaving a tractor at the other though.

+ 2 = 543 (also 25-06)

Nice pics....gotta like a nice bachelor group like that get through the gun seasons!

Mike, Do your other pics of #1 show his face? Not a lot to id him from the shot above. Your farm is far enough from mine that I doubt I know him but you never know....Glad the MI guys got the appropriate "reception" from the DNR....

I had the same problem...also,my rechargeable batteries also take a beating in this cold - only last about a week instead of 2-3 weeks.

Cool pic - goes to show how well insulated they are!

[ QUOTE ] I don't see a throat patch but are you sure that is not a buck that has shed already? [/ QUOTE ] That thought crossed my mind too but looking at the company she's with (2 other "flatheads"), and that I've only seen a couple of one antlered bucks yet I assume it is a doe...but don't...

I can't tell for sure if the bottom buck has a sticker or not. You are right about the camera's icing over - I had one facing NW and had to bring it in to thaw today it had a good 1/4" of ice on it.

[ QUOTE ] Somebody can correct me if I'm wrong but I was questioned about that at the begining and I had to list a C.C. as a backup with Paypal...which verifies who you are (they bill the CC a buck...which doesn't actually get charged but it verifies you have an account and are a real person)...

Is it just me or does the first doe in this pic look like a porker?