Recent content by GonHuntin

No, it's not.......the question was originally posted on Thursday, Aug. 30th and was deleted on the following Tuesday. I would have deleted the thread if possible.

Drycreek, you are one of those that posted a completely off topic response in the discing in rye thread......you are part of the problem!!.:D

I agree.......it IS too much to ask!! How foolish of me to even ask the question!!:D Many years ago, when I was in a very technical field, I went through some expensive and thorough communication training.......one of the things we discussed at length is the practice of listening. What happens...

You still don't get it!! Go back and actually READ the original post.......you will find that I did NOT ask if it can be applied or if it should be applied. I didn't ask how to apply it or what is needed to apply it......I simply asked "Anybody ever use this stuff??"........ You are trying to...

Since the question I asked was if anyone has used it.......I fail to see how I "answered my own question".......

No, it wasn't helpful.......ha didn't say whether he had used the product, whether it worked or anything else about it......his post was a waste of time.

Lately I've noticed more and more that people are jumping into threads with posts that do not address the topic and are often completely out in left field. I understand that topics drift, and that isn't necessarily a bad thing, but the posts I'm talking about aren't just drifting. Someone asks...

The question was, has anyone ever used it?? Your post doesn't answer the question and is not helpful in any way.

I went to an annual fund raising auction for a local volunteer fire dept today and ended up buying a 2.5 gal jug of 32-0-0 Royal Grow "plant food" for just a few $$$. Anybody ever use this stuff?? Guaranteed Analysis: (11 lb/1 gal at 70°F) Total Nitrogen (N). . . . . . . . . . . .32% 20.0%...

Got my plots in last Monday........for once the weatherfolks got the forecast right.....1.25"+ of rain in the 3 days since planting and slow enough for no washouts.....should get the plots off to a good start!!

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Just bought 400 pounds of VNS rye for $15/50lb in NE Okla. about the same as last year but I got "name brand" stuff then.

Antelope in Wyoming might be worth looking at.

Nice build Matt.....especially like the use of the door lock actuator with the added spring. Just curious, is there a reason that you prefer a quiet feeder rather than a spin cast??

Your choice, but if you continue to post your youtube videos and keep the link in your signature, at least some people here will continue to consider it click bait.......if it quacks like a duck.....you know??