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My plots of clover, daikon radish and chicory are doing awesome. Lush, green and thick. I know what to expect with the clover and the radish as winter progresses but how will the chicory do after below freezing temps?

I myself don't field dress my deer. I have killed deer in six different states in the south in temps as high as mid 90's. Field dressing exposes the inside of the deer to bacteria and introducing any kind of water can enhance the growth of bacteria. Indians and early pioneers killed deer all...

I would call the farm on the tag to find out for sure.

I bought the seed on sale after last season. 45% mixed clover 45% chicory 10% daikon radish Might do some oats as a nurse crop and then some time in late September early October going to over seed with rye.

Going to use a Solo hand spreader to spread clover, chicory, and daikon radish seed. Seed is close to being the same size. Mix together or spread seperately?

I agree. With the work you are doing you could just as easy plant a substantially better plot. Don't sell yourself short on the "no plow" mixes. What you are describing is basically what others have touted as "Throw and Mow" technique with great results. Look it up.

Either the Shield in 9mm or a Glock 19

Purpose?

I have noticed over the years that deer will avoid RR soybean fields for at least 3 or 4 days after the farmer sprays them so I agree with Shawn Cox.

This. They had the pallet on the side walk and I backed right up to it. Makes it nice not having to handle it twice especially when you buy 20 bags.

Tractor Supply had the lime on-sale back in March for $2.99. That is when I scooped it up. Maybe they changed up based on marketing recommendation ie; put it on sale when all the suburbanites are planting flowers.

Thanks for the feed back now another question. Going with soy beans. I intend on discing the field, I don't have a cultipacker but I do have a chain link fence drag. Question: On a prepared seed bed should I lightly disc the beans in or use the drag? I know recommended planting depth is an...

First off I wasn't going to plant a spring/summer plot because I thought the farmer was going to plant soy beans and figured why waste the money. My food plot is 2 acres of grown over field sandwiched between two large ag fields that I tilled under back in January. It turns out they planted...

I have had the WhiteTail'R Scent Purge 50 unit for three seasons. I have a basic wood cabinet that I hang my clothes in. I drilled a hole for the power cord and seal the seams with tape. Hang my clothes in it and let run for 24 hours. Clothes are a 100% scent free. I have been using an Ozonics...

Looks great congrats.

Both. Hurricane Mathew flooded the hardwoods last fall taking the acorn crop with it. I guess I am going to chalk it up to better than average habitat or hippie deer either way no short cuts.

Ok, please lets keep it civil. This is not a debate and those holly than thou guys can just move along. On my hunting property I like to keep one stand baited with corn just in case I have a guest or a child to take. I just started hunting the property I am on last season and the deer just were...

192 acres 7 cameras 9 out of 12 months I use mine primary for inventory and during the season on field scan. I know I should use them to "scout" but after August 15th. I only enter the woods to hunt to keep pressure low. I may change a card or two on the way in and out but that is it.

How hard does the water have to be before it effects Gly? The water at the house is only 2 grains of hardness, would I need to find some AMS? What are the ratios to follow if needed? Thanks

I for one have no patience or tolerance for websites that don't even post MSRP with their products.