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We always called them spanish needles.

One of my employees' husband got the picture from someone who said it was from a trail cam around Eddyville. I am also skeptical. I think I remember seeing it before a few years ago. Does anybody else recall seeing this before.

Saturday night was the first time out. Three of us sat on food plots and I can't believe the number of deer we saw. I saw 28 deer including 8 bucks, one a good 3 1/2. My one partner sat about 16 does & fawns and he was sitting on a corn field and couldn't see very far. Our other partner saw 6...

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The elk at the state fair was peeling velvet and a lady there said all her elk on her farm had shed velvet already.

We already have some post plus we bought a couple years ago. The label didn't specifically mention brassicas but I was sure it was ok. I knew someone on here would know the answer for sure.

Is post plus safe for young brassicas

We also had a large acorn crop in the state last year. I think this lets the deer fatten up more going into the rut plus there were still acorns in the woods for the deer to dig all winter.

I think our windows are 40 to 42 in from the floor. Something to consider is you really don't need to have your blinds 10-14 ft tall. The are much easier to build at a lower level and it doesn't make any different to the deer. We have several that are only about 7' tall and we have killed 5 1/2...

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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Nug</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Fix your clock...it can be a handy tool come next bow season. </div></div> I re-set it every time I check it but it loses time. I will send it in for updates after the season.

I thought this picture was worth sharing.

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: dbltree</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: JNRBRONC</div><div class="ubbcode-body"> Cementum annuli Homepage </div></div> Yikes! Looks like...

Congratulations Marlin. Thats a real keeper.

In 1968 a friend of mine gave a report in English class on reloading shells. He brought his shotgun to class and even fired an empty shell with a live primer to surprise the class. No problem.

We actually go in the first few days of November after most of the leaves have fallen and mow our trails with a lawn mower to make a silent entry to some of our stands. This has no noticable effect on seeing mature deer.

I have a cuddyback no flash that i have set to take videos. Last winter I put it on a gate pointing down the trail and many deer were spooked by the glow. Some hurried throught the gate & others wouldn't go through. Reconyx & Predator make no glow cameras

Lake Red Rock in Marion co is good. With the high water this year there won't be any cover in the bottoms. This will push the deer to the uplands.

I have both calls and like the Primos the best. You can realy get good volume with the Primos & the Mad call fades out if you blow it too hard.