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Grain sorghum is great, and a very easy grain to grow. First hard cold spell and it will get hammered. Find a good red hybrid grain sorghum (instead of a screening product) for a shorter height and bigger heads. You can use WGF sorghum but I prefer the hybrid varieties instead that end up...

Similar experience this year. Turnips and radish both rotted early, despite planting later in the fall. Field was a ghost town. Meanwhile, my neighbors bean field had 26 deer in it..

Complete extermination is just easier, that way there aren't any deer at all to have such issues. - The Missouri solution.

Old thread but thinking about mixing some white proso millet in with Milo and sunflowers for quail and turkeys mainly. Anyone have any experience with White Proso?

Abolish the ATF and remove the NFA!

Appreciate the info. Is there a new version from Foxpro similar to that one?

Any good ones out there for less than $150? Looking at ICOtec, they seem simple. Foxpro are expensive, but seem to need a 50 page instruction manual to work them. Reviews seem to be all over the board with these. Lack of volume.. complexity with 500 buttons, etc.

Something neat about a dusting of snow..

https://realtree.com/the-realblog-with-stephanie-mallory/watch-two-coyotes-take-down-mature-buck?srsltid=AfmBOoojiAms3KQ2Qcw7Zj2f7vE7s3i6cD7MDNqeEhNd4p1UuUF5tXEC

I wish a few would get some of my neighbors dogs..

Try changing your flash output to Medium.

Yes!!

Coyotes impact to fawn mortality is substantial. I have the game camera images to prove this! (Several carrying around fawns in their mouths in May, June). I've posted these before.. I don't get the impression they mess with adult deer much. If they do, it's more likely due to herd...

Wait.. @Hardwood11 How far is your farm from mine in MO?? This 2 year old looks related :)

IMO - Not knocking your plan, but more money spent on more cheap cameras will just arm you with more cheap cameras failing.. I'd rather have 2 Reconyx cameras than 10 cheap cameras that work some of the time, missing some of the movement and fail on a regular basis. My .02..

Stud! Great work man!

All varieties need 6+ hours of sun to really thrive. 50 yards wide is enough to provide close to that for a portion of the planting. If they don't get the sun they need, they will not thrive. And will not get close to the typical height they would in full sun.