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First time I have seen this thread and it is a never ending question for sure. One thing I have figured out for sure is no two mature deer are the same. They are like humans w/ their own personality. I think that as the season moves on the bedding areas change. Early season I seem to...

I believe it does take quite a bit of nitrogen out of the soil though so beware.

I heard of a guy who would take a crop dust plane and broadcast them into his corn and apparently they came up well. I just don't have a plane and the corn I will broadcasting in will be a thin strip w/ a 1/2 acre in a v shape, so I don't think it would be impossible to get some good growth...

How many of you have broadcasted brassicas into corn before? Also did it come up very well? What are the pluses and minuses to this? Thanks!

I believe that alsike clover would be the clover that you want. I have not personally used it but here is what it says off the welter seed website about it. "Alsike Clover Alsike Clover is a short-lived perennial that does well on low, poorly drained acid soil. Alsike Clover is very...

Great question by the way and one that I believe is not addressed very much. One thing w/ high deer populations that I see is definately the stress on the herd. Central Iowa brought up a great point w/ the ideal bedding areas compared to less than ideal and more stress involved because of...

I'll throw another one in for the rage head. I love them! The hole they make is unreal! I bought the rage 2 blade because if I ever made the mistake of hitting one a little back I believe the hole would be big enough to make them expire quicker. It happened on the buck i shot this year too...

I usually set mine to 5 minutes w/ an IR cam over a corn pile or mineral site. Anything less and the deer really don't like it, even if it is an IR cam. Also FYI my hunting partner has a white flash camera over corn and I have an IR cam over corn about a 1/4 mile apart. Guess which gets hit...

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: nicerack</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Need to dry and paint. I can't wait to bring them home. </div></div> My question is how do you get that home? I hope the deer heads detach. That looks unbelievable Doug...

I personally disconnect all of mine. Some like to have it on so it makes a noise and makes the deer look at the camera.

[/img] Just disconnect the shutter motor plug only. it should pull out.

Do you guys have any suggestions on a good TSI book? I would like to learn a little more about it. Thanks, TT

Ive done 4 of them w/ P32's now. Homebrews for infrared are by far the best out there. Perfect for scrapes and feeder sites!

I believe what you said is true about bucks if they are not getting the right amount of nutrients that more of that will go towards the body and less to the rack come early spring. I think that is only natural. Now you may not see it in a individual buck year to year but i think the overall...

I am planning on frost seeding when the snow melts in march. My question is if i am going to frost seed into crp grass should I over seed? Say that 3-4 lbs of clover = 1 acre. Should I double it for frost seeding or would it stay the same?

All this talk about the 82nd airborne has me wanting to go and find one and shoot it. I have always been a mathews guy but like what has been said on here...they are pretty slow. I have been shooting the XT for the last 2 years and the LX before that. Not a whole lot of speed out of either of...

Could you disable the zoom lense so it is always open? Kind of like on the p41's and 32's when you disable the shutter motor. I would think if you could do this it would save battery life and gain speed.

Thanks for all the responses guys. I am going to start searching here real soon. I'd love to start off w/ something green but I think it's a little out of my range right now. Thanks again, TT

I am looking into getting a small tractor so i can put food plots in as well as mow with it. I don't think I will be tilling up more than 5 acres a yr but i will be mowing alot more than that. What would you guys suggest for a small tractor and accessories for tilling and mowing. i am not...

Looks like you guys had a great season! Congrats!