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Exactly what I want to do. I thought the good cover would take care of it alone but so far that is not the case so I'm looking for other suggestions.

I want one!! I'm on year 3 of a new farm in extreme North MO and buck sightings seem to dwindle during early to mid November each year before they move back in after peak rut. Each farm has it's own personality and this trait sucks! The only thing I can think of is there is not enough...

I heard a guy on the Land Podcast claim he gets away with using a very bright headlamp and can walk right by and up to deer. I'm guessing since the deer can't see his outline they aren't spooked. He hunts unpressured ground in Decatury County, IA so that might be a factor. Either way, I...

The good news: MN is a 1 buck state. The bad news: Party hunting during archery and gun seasons is a very common.

True but my Redneck's do contain my scent. Just wondering if the Titan's do as well.

Are Titan's scent tight? I looked at one at a dealer and there was a definate gap in the door on the particular blind. I've had 20 deer downwind of me in a Redneck with no issue. I insure mine just in case they walk away or a storm takes them out.

I believe PH is working on a seed box for natives.

After 3 flats in just a few outings I installed the Tannus liners. So far so good.

Fergyr, how is your Regen plot doing?

Where did you purchase the seed? Thanks

Round Up Ready? I'm been considering alfalfa on the same size plot to simplify food plotting on my "away" farm. It's on a ridge top where clover looked good.....until it didn't due to dry conditions.

Yep, I terminated nice warm season plots last fall when I planted my fall plots then got no rain. This year I'm planting green in the fall and not terminating the warm season plots so at least I'll have some early season food if it doesn't rain. Hopefully, the cool season crop is growing to...

I hope you have better luck than I have. I love the concept of getting soil biology firing, covered soil, improved water infiltration, less or zero fertilizer, less chemicals, saving time ETC, but I've struggled. I'm 3 or 4 years in by the calender but my fall plantings have really struggled...

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If it was one buck for all I would agree, but his recommendation stated it was for NR’s only. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I'm a NR landowner in MO too and will PM you my info. Not a fan of your ideas for NR's though: "Increase Non-resident permit pricing to align with other midwest states and only allow 1 buck for non residents". Neither will impact the herd quality in a meaningful way.

Don't worry, you'll have plenty of friends after you buy your farm. They will be too busy to help with the chores but magically their schedule will free up Nov 1. Sad but often true. Buy it on your own then find somewhat who is grateful to have the opportunity to hunt it. They will always...

I&J attachment plate, like new, 3000 lb capacity. Located in North Missouri about a mile from the IA border. $300 plus shipping if you don’t pick up. Mount a sprayer up front and plant in one pass or run a crimper or roller up front and drill on the back. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

No we didn't and there are still a bunch of pods on them.

I think we’ll wait a year and monitor the usage more. They do have a sight line from the plot to where we access other parts of the farm but it’s 250 yds and we go through there in the dark or at times when they aren’t likely to be on the plot. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk