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I just bought mine at Farm Service, most co-ops should have it, ususally in a 50# bag. Make sure to get rye GRAIN, not rye grass.

20 days and 7"+ rain later... The purpletop turnips might be a little thick, but the oats, clover, and AWP are all coming up too. I still dont think the deer will eat the turnips, but they sure do look like a foodplot commercial! The turnips in the small plot are the size of...

Thats just plain gigantic, body and rack!

I'd like to have one for corn, but I'm guessing price would prevent me from doing it. Too easy to have the neighbor just come over and do it with the big equip. Would be nice to be self sufficent though.

I dont know what that thing is, but it looks to have some age on it to me. That damn statue gives me the heebie jeebies though. Thanks for the nightmares.

[ QUOTE ] After seeing the size refernece pic it looks a lot more possible to me. No way to know for sure, but if you want it to be a bobcat it would be really hard to argue with you. [/ QUOTE ] Yup!

Nice bucks. I get a kick out of the huge eyes .

Re: Couple of nice bucks #1 should easily go 150's+.

Boyd put a new slip on silencer on my Guardian, only lasted about 40 shots though. I think the STS might be the way to go.

[ QUOTE ] With the tank, I'd just be worried about small animals falling in and not being able to get back out. [/ QUOTE ] I thought about that too. I would think you could just put a long 2x4 in the tank on an angle that they could use to crawl out? Definately dont want dead critters...

One thing to remember, that fire safe on the 2nd floor wont be on the 2nd floor after the fire.

In your opinion, would the use of an STS type product eliminate the need for standard string suppresors? I am having trouble keeping silencers on my Guardian. As soon as one flies off, the string noise increases noticeably. I guess there is just too much POWER!!!!

Got any pics of deer standing in that spot for reference? I dunno, looks pretty big to me, I'd vote small doe or even a 'yote.

That buck is a TOAD!! Is that a hand dug water hole? Is that some type of liner I see? Doesnt look like it would get much run-off, are you filling it with a tank or is just rain water keeping it full? I've been thinking of trying something like that.

I can shoot well at 40 yards all day in the yard, but from 25' up in the timber that 40 yards looks more like 80. I'd rather not shoot over 30 and never intentionally set up at more than 25 from where I expect them to offer a shot. If I had my choice they would all show up at about 18 yards.

Since your building a house, here is what I wish I had done. Most houses have some type of porch or entry, under which is a concrete room with a dirt floor, and isnt usually accessible from the basement. If you have a doorway framed in and a concrete floor poured in it, you could add a safe door...

Re: Update From January - Knobber Awesome, your very own cactus buck! You gonna whack him if you get the chance?

I had a couple that looked like that too, however one did have a fawn with it. I wonder if a fawn born this late would make it through the winter?

[ QUOTE ] Got rid of mine years ago because it's just something to look at before you grab your bow. Simplicity is the best as far as i'm concerned. I ve shot w/ out one ever since and haven't had a problem keeping steady or losing my bow. [/ QUOTE ] Same here. I cant see how a loose one...

Man Law violation, we need pics! I'm not even sure why, but I like to see other peoples plots. Probably part of my overall OCD...