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One possibly for next year.

This is the first photo I have taken of a bobcat on my farm. I actually got three of the same guy on different days. Looks like he is putting the sneak on something in the first pic.

November 8th.

I'm burning a 20 acre wetland complex and about 10 acres of food plots.

It will be a very long year for you mark. Good luck with him.

I'll guess 126"

Re: Blackberries as a part of your management plan Could blackberries be planted in a river bottom that floods occassionally. Do they tolerate occassional flooding? I'd like to try them along the edges of timber but do not want to waste time and money in the process.

Here is a what it looked like if you had been there. This is a Harris hawk chasing a bunny. This bunny got away but this hawk, named Clarise, has taken over 100 rabbits this year. I have a friend who flys hawks several times a week. A Harris hawk is about the same size as a redtail.

I'd say 2.5 years old.

Re: Non Res Landowner Permits, may be on the Table If you add more NR tags, more land will end up leased or otherwise tied up by either outfitters or locals looking to make a few extra bucks. Basically, the amount of land leased is directly proportional to number of NR tags available. If...

Those pictures are exactly why I have the bag left and also the reason I planted several areas of straight CIR switch.

I planted CIR this fall and can't wait to see how it does. I have a bag of Nebraska 28 left and was wondering if anyone had any experience with it in SE Iowa? Is it worth putting in the dirt or not? I think it is a shorter version than CIR.

Done deal either way. Thanks,

Nice. Here are a couple more, just a bit larger. These two fought for about 10 minutes in front of my cam.

It looks like this buck has a wound on his front shoulder. What do you guys think? Will he survive if it is a wound?

I had an area about 15 acres that had a lot of thistle and reeds canary. I mowed in august, sprayed in sept, and planted in november. I planted 1 acre of clover, 5 acres of NWSG, and then put the balance in CIR. This will allow feeding, nesting, bedding, and winter cover. The whole field is...

He would get a pass from me. 2 more years and he is a brute.

This pig 8pt looks like he means business.

That looks like a good buck to me. Here is a management buck I'd like to get out of the gene pool. Very large mature 6pt. I have several pics of this guy.

I plant sorghum every year for the pheasants. I've seen the deer and turkeys use it during the winter every year. Not a big draw during hunting season. With all the activity I'm getting in my clover fields, I'd recommend that for deer for hunting season and do the sorghum for winter emergency...