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Google Earth is pretty good if your area is part of the detail. You can see individual trees. When you get know your hunting area I'd get a hard copy from the USGS and one from National Geographic. the USGS has the best top info and the National Geographic has the roads and trails. That's...

Can't beat Ghost to the Draw!

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If it's mostly pastureland, soil types, rainfall patterns and the predominance of endophyte infested fescue could be a big factor. You get over by Memphis and Lancaster and summer rains are less dependable than Carthage or Lee County Iowa. A lot more clay based soils there too. Pasture rents...

Re: Awesome Kansas Hunt Awesome trip threebeards. Is that up by Fort Riley?

I need help. After much research (apparently not enough). I bought a new sight this winter. I bought the cobra sidewinder 3-pin with .029 pins and added 2 .019 pins. Well, I have broken fiber in both the .019 pins. I'm about to come to the conclusion that they are too fragile and/or exposed...

I saw a 2 year old with both antlers make a rub 5 days ago. Maybe it was the same deer.

Actually goiter is an iodine deficiency. Could be an infection from swallowing a thorn or something. I've seen cattle and sheep with this. Lumpjaw. Shredder is the real Doctor.

Predator and ASAT. I like the Mossy Oak pattern for shopping at Walmart or stock car races.

An out of State Colorado OTC bull elk tag is just a little more than an out of State Iowa deer tag.

Outstanding!

The 18 inch discs are bigger than the 16 inch discs

I would look in Wisconsin County, followed closely by Missouri County.

I think it has to be a legal fence. That is there is a legal standard for border fences. I don't think it has to be any better than that just because the neighbor does something.

If you take down the fences we could let those cows run free range. We'll just have to hire more brand inspectors. Actually Minnesota has a similar law: Minnesota Fence Law

I'm pretty sure Ghost has it right (or left depending on your point of view).

Because if there is no fence the neighbors cows will eat your food plots, and, it's the law.

Keep in mind that according to the Iowa fence laws, you are responsible for half the fence.

Those ingredients can be purchased at your local Co-op or feed mill. Common livestock mineral and feed ingredients