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I've used keystone's triclopyr 4. It works well. I've mixed with diesel for hack and squirt, and mixed in a 15 gallon ATV sprayer for multiflora and honeysuckle spot spraying. rural king sells "crossroad" the generic "crossbow", which I believe is triclopyr and 24d.

I did this on October 24. Put an arrow through a big mainframe 8, but hit high. I found one splotch of blood about 100 yds away from where he was hit. I got a trail cam pic of him 3 days ago, and saw him chasing does this evening. The neighbor's son did the same thing last year. I saw that...

matt and shane's secret podcast.

suburbhunter got it right. everyone knows that rabbits love carrots!

If not, Rural King has both surfactant and AMS. No store near Chardon though. Wooster and Elyria would be the closest stores. I usually hit the Wooster store between home and the farm.

It'll make it brown for a while, then it'll come back. Crossbow/crossroad, Ortho brush killer, or anything else with triclopyr will knock the crap out of it.

hit it with triclopyr.

i see the thorns. that's it.

if i remember correctly, the run on guns and ammo began before the 2012 election. everyone was anticipating a push for more gun control from obama after the election. "prepping" was a big thing. there were all kinds of tv shows and news stories about it. youtube was full of fat, basement...

i have a mark 4 target model. like swat, i put an aftermarket trigger in mine (tandemkross), and also the volquartsen accurizing kit. the trigger went from heavy and gritty to light and sweet. well worth the money, and pretty easy when you follow you tube videos.

I use Morton tenderquick, brown sugar, and pickling spice for my rub. I usually cure in the fridge for about 9-10 days. At that point the meat is corned, so you could cook it like a corned beef. If I want pastrami, I rub it with coarse ground black pepper and crushed coriander seed, then smoke...

Pretty cool! 56?

i always carry some granola bars and some packets of snack crackers (with cheese or peanut butter). but to last all day on stand, i need some fat and protein, so i take a zip-loc of cut up cheese, and another with cut up trail bologna, smokies, or jerky. i can last 11-12 hrs on stand if i do that.

i just got 8 myself. thanks for the heads up, jack!

Miscanthus screens for me too. 450 rhizomes for future screen, and corn/sorghum strips for the next few years.

+2 on the arctic shield boot blankets. put them on as soon as you get into the stand. if your feet get cold, and then you put them on, they don't work. you need to hold the heat from walking in.

the indians can win it all for the first time in 68 years. GO TRIBE!!!

go tribe!

usually it's the week after the week i take off work to hunt!