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Heck of a season already!! Congrats!!!!

Thanks for the insight, great stuff! Taking out bully bucks is legit for sure and Iowa allowing multiple tags is powerful for management.

Congrats on another giant. Can you share some details of your set ups? Were all three bucks from the same farm? I'm assuming you tucked the kill plot real close to buck bedding. If so what type of habitat, cover type, elevation, etc. are the bucks choosing for bedding? Hardwoods? CRP...

My farms are in Northern MO so I'm battling the same weather you are.

Right on! I can't imagine how stressful farming for a living would be.

On bright side, at least you aren't driving 6 hours each way to fail like some of us.

So much for them developing immunity over time. That is disappointing! Sent from my Pixel 3 using Tapatalk

I heard a dude on a podcast say white pine branches work good for mock scrapes. Sounds like you have an unlimited supply so worth a try.

We kept a half acre out of the pollinator program.

Beans were planted late, June 11 or 12. I didn't think of slinging rye along with the clover, will do that whether it's this weekend or in Sept. I'll check it out this weekend and make some game time calls.

We are enrolling a small field into a pollinator mix program the spring 2021, keeping .5 acres out for a food plot. Due to the size and location clover is the logical choice. The field is in beans now. I'm wondering if it would work to sling clover/chicory into the beans this coming...

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Almost new King Kutter tiller. Less than 3 acres on her and always stored in shed. Lineville IA area but if you have equipment to unload might be able to meet up along Hwy 65 it make other arrangements. $1150.00 Sent from my Pixel 3 using Tapatalk

It sure seems as though mature bucks are hit harder. The bigger the antlers the more surface area for midges to bite theory makes a lot of sense.

I know of at least one other landowner in that area letting the DNR pile them up. Sucks!

Are any landowners right around you allowing the DNR to slaughter them?

I'd say there is a better than 50% chance in my areas of North MO. There is plenty of hunting pressure for sure but most guys lack trigger control and end up killing the first decent buck that they see. The good news with that is they are done hunting since cross tagging isn't now allowed and...

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Who's Mr. Jensen?