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    Which Implements?

    I found a disc a month ago, so I should be good to go now. Tractor is pretty much ready to go now too. Once turkey season is a wrap, I'm going to start breaking ground. Can't wait.
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    Youth Season success (video included)

    Congrats to your family. That was a super cool hunt for everyone in that blind.
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    Horizontal rub?

    I would give that a shot. Can't hurt. It will dry some yes, but like I said. I still have deer trying to rub them now after they dropped antlers and those have been up since Sept.
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    Horizontal rub?

    It has been a fun experiment for me. Obviously vertical rubs work, but his vids convinced me to try it out. Worked for me. :)
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    Horizontal rub?

    I set them about waist high. I used Ted Miller's instruction on building. Pine branches are roughly the diameter of the business end of a baseball bat or slightly bigger. Length is what works, but mine are roughly 5-6 feet. I cut them to fit the trees I'm wiring up to. I just found 2 trees...
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    Horizontal rub?

    I have a couple horizontal rubs. They hammer them. Got a shed buck 2 days ago rubbing his forehead on one. I don't build vertical rubs, but can say I have had good results. I use #9 wire (had some for snare supports) and I use white pine branches from my back yard. Deer have made their own...
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    Gideon Lee Walker

    Congrats! Lots of fun adventures ahead. Enjoy every minute of it.
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    Which Implements?

    I found an old 2 bottom plow for cheap which I will use initially to turn things over but not every year. Looking for a small 5 foot disc now. This tractor was my father-in-law's and I'll use it for a long time (sentimental value). I do have a sprayer and seeder for my atv, so good there...
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    Honey bees

    I don't wrap mine. I don't think it hurts, but I haven't and have been fine. I also used quilt boxes as an insulation and moisture absorber up top though. My screen bottom boards stay screen all winter too.
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    SF-2056 - BILL GOT KILLED!!!

    Can't thank you enough for taking time to do this Skip. I think mainly the only input some of them are getting are from a small number who aren't really looking out for the good of Iowa. Putting up fact seems to be working. Love it.
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    Skip’s Trapping School! Sign up now!!! :)

    Congrats. Trapping for me was rough in this weather with snow. I found snares to be way easier in the snow and connected on quite a few. Nice work. Gazillion more to go.
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    Brutal weather coming

    I did alfalfa bales last few years and they mow them down. I had sorghum planted, but the seed heads were gone long ago. Something gobbled them up. Could have been a combo of deer and turkeys.
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    Which Implements?

    I think I have landed on getting a disc. My tractor came with a rotary cutter. I have a spreader and sprayer for my atv, so should be good on that for some time. Dirt work is what I'm looking at now and think a disc would work well on the smaller area I have (cleared timber, so roots and...
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    Which Implements?

    I'm in the market for some 3 point implements to use on food plots at my farm. I bought a 53 Ford Jubilee tractor (roughly 29hp), so want to keep things within that range. My question is this: Which implements should I look for? I have been seeing 2 bottom plows, Cultivators as well as Disc...
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    1st buck new farm!

    Congrats! Beautiful deer and that property looks cool. Lots of fun work ahead on that place but looks like you have the right deer around.
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