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Caught this guy out cruising for babes.

I sat in my stand over a clover plot this past weekend and had deer in it every evening. This stand is right along the fenceline next to a standing corn field. Deer actually came out of the corn and would feed in the clover. It seemed like they liked a little of both. My clover is nipped...

This is that heavy 8pt with the droptine. Any thoughts on score.

Not only buzzards, but crows and black birds will gather around. Maybe set up high overlooking the area and watch for that kind of activity. It usually means something is dead. Good luck.

Be sure to include Swamp white oaks. They grow fast, can handle flooding,the deer leave them alone, and a few of mine have produced acorns in only 6 years after planting. Just make sure you protect the tree from mice and rabbits for the first two years. Here is a photo of my first tree...

Here is a nice 8pt in my newly planted food plot. It looks like he has a drop tine on the far side, what do you guys think? Shooter?

From this weekend. Nice 10 with at least one sticker. If you look closely, there appears to be some velvet still hanging. Here is another pic from this weekend. Gobblers Galore!

I wouldn't want to have to do the identifying at the police line up!!! Good luck.

I'll second that!! I planted 50 chestnut trees that I bought from Tom this spring and used the tree tubes and mats. About a third of the trees have already grown out the top of the 4 ft tubes. I really like the idea of planting a tree that will provide food for wildlife and an income...

I remember a very fast and furious rut that coincided with a new moon during the first of november. I was set up on a scrape and had 7 different bucks come in during a two hour sit. The most recent time it occurred I didn't have the same experience. While I definitely will be in the woods...

I did a controlled burn on about 20 aces this spring and thought I'd share some pics of the results Start of the burn: After the burn: Regrowth as of August:

I have an old oliver 1855 and a 14ft disc that I used. Makes for quick work. I did mow and spray with round up several weeks before.

I spent Saturday with my habitat team planting 2 acres of fall food plots in 4 locations. I sprayed the fields about 4 weeks ago and disked Saturday morning. The equipment : We followed the same process with each field. We harrowed, I then spread a mixture of rye, oats, and...

my cuddebacks do. I don't know if there are others or not.

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I just bought a 15' batwing for that exact purpose. It worked well and I was able to cut a heck of a lot of ground quickly. I sprayed poast on my clover and it really did a number on the grass which limited the amount of clippings left laying on top. I still get tire marks but not as many.

Re: I need info on growing fruit trees for wildlif Do you know the name of the nursery or the type of apple?

Was at the farm planting food plots today and happened upon a hooded merganser (I think, any help would be appreciated) with 17 young ones. http://www.iowawhitetail.com/photopost/data/543/1400Hooded_with_17_of_17-med.JPG...

wildlife group has several fruit trees to choose from. Arkansas black and keiffer pears are supposed to be good and disease resistant. I'm trying both. I also purchased a few trees from tyty nursery. Make sure you protect from mice, rabbits, and deer as soon as you plant or they will be...

Be careful not to get the seed too deep. Rolling would be better for small seed.