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I got my 10 year old son a Howa in 6.5 grendel, love this little round so far, very accurate, and very little recoil. Sent from my SM-G892U using Tapatalk

Every spot that I had a burn pile when i made my plots has the best growth, so i say yes you may see improvement.

When i run out of room for trees i just back the brushhog into the brush a couple times and make a few more spots!!!

Now I see some turbines! guess i wasn't looking close enough.

Nice buck and property! Did you get him with a flint lock? I am surprised not to see any wind turbines in the back round, I am from Bedford county not to far away.

I see usage about spot on to triple c's photo, eating radish greens and ignoring the turnip greens, My early August planted radishes have been froze out freezing and thawing and stinking since mid October, but the turnips are still in good shape and will get use if we get some decent snow fall...

Has anyone planted Triticale? I have been wondering how deer like it compared to rye, oats or wheat.

I currently shoot a 2015 Hoyt Nitrum 34 and plan on having it a while, My previous bow to the Nitrum was a 08 Hoyt Katera xl. And before that I shot Alpine bows, i still have 2 of them hanging in the basement, never know when you will need a back up or 2.

I have been using grant woods method for the last few years, I find this way to be the faster than sawing the deer in half and quartering, I will store the meat in gallon ziplock bags or reused gallon ice cream buckets in my extra refrigerator until i have time to process.

Nothing wrong with using a bottom plow to start new plots, I started all of mine with a single bottom, now i throw and mow or rototill.

What seed store are you getting your iron clay cowpeas from? I have asked at the bedford farm bureau but they don't carry them, I got a bunch of evolved harvest mean bean crush on clearance a few years ago and the deer seemed to like the cowpeas in the mix.

The same thing happened to me last year, fox grape vines took down a dead tree and like you said, devoured overnight!

The biggest farmer near me does everything no till, and for about 5 year has planted rye or triticale after the corn and bean harvest, except for this past fall, not a single cover crop, we were ending a drought, maybe they didn't think a cover crop would establish good last year, or maybe they...

I have always been told 3 buds, that is what i do and have had good luck.

Not liquid, but i used toilet ring wax last year and it worked good, i have heard that wood glue works also.

The last one i put together i used spray rubber from the doller store and coated every male end of the ladder section, and any where metal was going to be on top of other metal, It dosn't make a sound,

I usually frost seed Ladino, or medium red clover into my spent brassica plots in early spring, but this year i broadcast crimson clover with my brassicas, i'll let you know in spring if i have clover!

That is some crazy rules.

You cant use bigger than .243 in indiana? that seems unusual,just curious, how long has that been the law? we can use what ever we want in Pa, from a .17 rem up to a 50 bmg.

I planted around 60 gobbler sawtooth oak acorns in a raised garden bed, then put down hardware cloth to protect them from rodents. If i even get a few trees out of it i will be happy.