Recent content by lazy_turtle

UPDATE: Was able to kill my first muley ever! Season not ruined after all! ;)

Man, I wish we had these efforts in MO. I’m about to have: Youth season last weekend of October (cold front). Rifle season peak rut. For CWD counties, this is an extra week long Youth season last weekend of November. What’s the best way I can help you help us? Are we too far gone?

Yeah. They have some kids that occasionally hunt. Working on getting access from the SW corner from the west side though. The main issue with going around east side is that there is a good chunk of timber just on other side as well.

I’m definitely open to other options for layout! I can’t quite figure out the best option given my access limitations. The clover plots aren’t really gonna get hunted much, if at all. Just got them out of fescue. I would love to do what you’re saying, I’m just not sure how I would hunt the...

Thank you for this! I’ll try to get things killed off here in the next few weeks. As to what exactly I want here, I’m kinda struggling with that. Here’s my farm. Red areas are main feeding areas. Green are small clover plots. Timber next to eastern feeding area is incredibly thick...

I know there’s probably several threads about this, but just had a few questions. I have roughly 10 acres here that was old cattle pasture. It’s primarily fescue cattle pasture. I want to convert it into some prime deer habitat. Had a few questions: * Would you go with seeding native...

Hoping to do as much as I can! I’m roughly 5 hours from the closest unit that I can hunt, so it will be a challenge. I’ve never hunted in western KS before, so I have lots of learning to do. I do have my in-laws scouting in the meantime!

That's what I'm working on trying to find out. Looking like no at the moment. My current tag is either species/either sex. So I could kill a whitetail, but only during that 10-12 day rifle season and only in western KS. Bow season started yesterday. I called KDWP, and they said that I...

Just here to complain. Haha. This is my first year hunting as a KS resident, so I should have done more research. I live in eastern KS, and planned to hunt whitetails here the entire archery season. But, my in-laws have some land with muleys (rare) in western KS, so I put in to get drawn for a...

Thanks all! Lots to think about here. I’ll definitely give updates as the season goes on. This is in Missouri, so if he survives rifle and looks healthy I’ll likely give him the pass. He could be 5.5, but we prefer them to either be 5 or 6 rather than 4 or 5.

My goal on my farm is to pass bucks until they are at least 5 years old. I filmed this deer in 2021 from the stand and thought he was 2.5. However, he broke his leg that fall. He’s been getting along fairly well since then. This year he’ll be 4.5, maybe 5.5 max. He still seems to be putting on...

I was feeling the same way!

Circling back to this thread. So I actually picked up my deer and results from my taxidermist a few weeks ago, and it turns out he had me confused with someone else….. Here are the actual aging results

Trying to get caught up on this thread, so sorry if it's been answered: For those who are doing no-till corn, when are are you applying your fertilizer? Is that usually done at planting?

That would be awesome! Feel free to shoot me a message. For folks using spreadsheets, how do you track progress of food plots and such? Especially when images get involved.