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I'm going to try and get them up, put them in an album on here, thought they'd transfer, was wrong

I have a hard time posting pics, if someone could help me I'd appreciate it.

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If a string is all you need just to get by, a good string is still only about $30, I think vapor trail sells strings and cables for around $70, hope you get it worked out

Isn't the typical rage wound a deer that's still alive?

Very sorry for your loss

Those are some really nice deer and good work, any of them taken in MO?

What would be a good herbicide to kill ragweed in a new clover plot and not affect the clover, or is mowing the best option?

We had a pipe put in recently and just got about 10" of rain in the last week and it washed all the top soil off the hill leading to the pipe, any suggestions on something to plant on clay? Doesn't have to be a food source, would just like to get something growing on it.

They are trying to make them legal in archery season in Missouri now, sucks

I actually just got a double bull double wide yesterday. After numerous years of buying a cheap ground blind and it being torn up by snow or wind I decided to buy this since it has the lifetime warranty, these things are pretty heavy duty compared to the other blinds I looked at and a lot...

I bought my milo from welters seed, was shipped to my door pretty quick too

I just used the standoffs that move the quiver away from the sight to allow adjustment and used a 4 arrow fuse quiver, I will agree a riser mounted is nicer but I've not had a problem adjusting the sight with my current quiver

Things can be a bit uncertain, my dad and I have bought 4 different farms, we've kept one that we will always have and the other one we have now will probably be sold after we make some improvements to it an we'll buy another. The 2 we've sold so far we've made good money on and enabled us to...

No better investment than land if you ask me, the down payment is usually the toughest part but well worth it.

I've yet to see rates go down and the herd has been declining for years.

I keep reading about the poor insurance companies having to pay deer damage claims on automobiles, it's the same argument in MO and many other states right now, trying to keep everyone happy, my question for auto insurance guys is this, If every deer in the Midwest was dead would my insurance...

So where is the herd that was wiped out from CWD? All I've seen is state agencies wiping them out?

I'm really starting to be skeptical of CWD, I saw where South Dakota had too many elk inside a high fence park the state runs and they released 200 of them if I remember correctly, these elk were known to be exposed to CWD and the move was supported by RMEF, I'm by no means an expert on CWD but...

What part of SEMO?