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Old Buck, Is the slay only effective on Imperial clover or all clover seed? I'm curious because I am having some issues with broadleaf's as well. Good post bye the way! BT

I was wondering how many of you are either part of a qdm co-op or are initiating one. I've been in-process of one for about 2 years now and man is it tough. Getting everyone on the same page is difficult, but the rewards are awesome. For those of you who participate in one, do you have any...

If it were me I would go with the smith or the ruger .44. Plenty of gun for deer and they can be deadly accurate. JMO, Good luck. BT

One word here... Agreed. What Pharmer said. BT

LOL Sometimes things seem to work themselves out. BT

Good post, We all can benefit from creating habitat for any species. That is plus side to creating habitat. Pheasants, quail, deer, whatever the animal, the habitat we create carries through species. Keep up the good work. There is nothing better than actually seeing the benefits of our...

You bet bud! Money well spent! BT

Good to know ranger! Thanks for the info. BT

FORM LETTER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I know they are busy, but at least give your OWN opinion on the matter. Dont tell me what I already know. Keep up the good work guys. Enough of us send these letters and we might break through the shell. BT

Nice work Limb, You always seem to take the best pictures. Must be the camera! BT

Yes, I have a 1 acre pond 30 yds away from this hole. The 1 acre pond is not secluded, my little pond is. It's amazing how much use that thing gets. I'm sure the deer use the large pond as well, but not during daylight hours. That was the main reason why I put that pond in, I knew the...

That's wicked! How do they fly????? I'd be interested to hear how they work, they look great! BT

I pulled this off the QDMA website for everyone to read. I will post the rest once they are available. BT QDMA Articles : The Big Picture - A Landowner's Guide to Sound Land Management Back to List By: Donnie & Amanda Wood QDMA’s last member survey revealed that over half of QDMA...

Last year I decided to experiment by digging a small pond in my timber. I used a track skidsteer and dug a pond roughly 12'x10'x6'. I went out into the timber the other day and could not believe all of the sign around that pond! There must have been 100's of tracks leading in and out of the...

I recently just sheared off 100's of hedges in a pasture at the base of the tree and I am planning on drilling over with beans shortly. Can anyone tell me what diameter I can drill over before it damages the drill? I was thinking anything over 6" will have to be rooted but I wanted to get some...

I feel sorry for fulldrw... He has to share his birthday with the twins! Happy B-Day fellas!!! BT

I'm glad your learning something in lecture! I know I never did. Nice work bud! BT

Surprisingly, I've had a similiar experience where I was unable to use chemicals for weed control as well. I simply cut the ground up (somewhat deep) and planted some clover. That first season was a weed paridise but the next year the clover came up early and suffocated the weeds. Now the...

Thanks for the hard work! Keep up the good work! BT

Funny story Nonres. Pharmer, I heard the same about it being a pain in the spring. Well, I'll spray it, drill it and spray again. I can't really expect too much out of a first year drilled crop, but it gets better with time. Thanks Guys, I'll keep you updated. BT