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Does anybody have any experience with eliminating Brome grass? I've got a few too many acres of neglected ground smothered with brome. I'm planning on spraying the field in the next week or two, and then drilling in some beans. I've heard that Brome is a PITA (Pain In The A..)to get rid of...

ShedMD, I was interested to know what your soil is like out there? What are you doing if anything to prepare for planting this year? I'm just curious to see what you are up against in MD. I'd love to hear about it! Thanks, BT

I do believe so. Too many late nights with shred & Ghosty will do that to a guy. BT

I've been experimenting with arrows lately. I've come to the conclusion that I can throw an arrow fast enough to harvest a deer. It takes awhile to perfect the throw, but with the right twisting motion, and a strong force out of the hand, you'd be surprised. I'm currently throwing at about...

Thanks again to everyone who came out and supported us. I look forward to our upcoming events. In the near future we are planning on speaking at the IKE's as well as holding seminars at Sportsman's warehouse. I will keep you posted. Thanks, BT

1 ACRE!, Let's just chain them to a tree and fire away. I thought hunting was a sport, as well as an ethical one. I'll be interested to see what happens. BT

SNOOOOOOOOK, Listen to what these people are saying. Good words to live by. Those are nice bucks in anyones book, Congrats, BT

Whatever Bonker is on. Duckweed, or whatever you call it. BT

I just wanted to say thanks to everyone who came out and supported us at the banquet. Some of you drove for hours to be there, and we appreciate it. I think the banquet went exceptionally well. We had our fair share of mis-haps, but we dealt with them and overcame them. We ended up with 92...

You need to come just to see me look like an idiot on the mic. BT

Good post TT, I have a few small plots of rape and oats currently. I've been working with the Private Lands Biologist about putting a plan together to do more native's, crp, and other plots like alphalpa and turnips. I'm also in process of TSI, Timber Stand Improvement. I would encourage...

Not you Ghost, I knew you were coming Were looking at attendance of around 100 as of today. I believe that number is incredible considering how new we are to the state of IA. We would love to see more IW members at the banquet. BT

Great to have ya Ghost! Look forward to seeing everyone there. Tickets are availible at the door, but try and let me know in advance so I can plan accordingly. Thanks, BT

I'm seeing them as well, all over. As someone mentioned earlier, the stress-factor hasn't been that much of a problem for the deer this year. Except for a couple of ice storms, weather has been fairly mild. It doesn't matter for me anyway, I'm probably the worst shed-hunter in America. I...

We appreciate the info Blake! Are you planning on attending? BT

Mudster, Thank-You sir. I appreciate all your help. I apologize that it was heavy, I was just trying to work on your physique... Thanks Again, BT

Its great to be surrounded by good people, isn't it. I'm only one man. BT

I'll second those... Speaking of the snnnnoooooke, Last time I saw him was between 3-4am running acrossed University Ave., not quite sure if he made his flight. We need to rent a bus next year. BT

I wanted to take a moment to thank everyone involved with our booth at the classic. We did well for our first outing. We met a lot of new people, and got the message out. Sounds like were generating quite a bit of interest. Thanks to everyone who stopped by and/or helped out! We couldn't of...

Locust, Legume (clover) seed has to be inoculated in order for the plant roots to form nodules. This is caused by a bacteria living in the soil. The nodules are what the plant uses to "make" it's own nitrogen. If no bacteria is present, the plant will not be very productive. Inoculant is the...