Ohio Farm Tours

[buckhunter10]

Congrats on the beginning of a new journey with your beautiful bride! Nice looking bucks. Pulling cam cards is like a kid at Christmas. Always fun to see what shows up.

I agree. Every time I pull a card it's just so excited. Very fun to watch our hard work start to produce some great bucks.

 

[Sam]

congrats and nice bucks

 

[buckhunter10]

congrats and nice bucks

Thanks Sam!

 

[George]

Nice Buck, good luck this year.

G

 

[buckhunter10]

Nice Buck, good luck this year.

G

Thank you G!

 

[T-Max]

One thing that I did this year was use some antler king products. I also used RYE GRAIN and some oats. I used these this year the cost of the seed isn't to high and its super convenient.

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I've used honey hole before. I really like it. I have a hard time finding any brassica seed local. For BOB seed, i think Honey Hole is the best.

 

[buckhunter10]

I've used honey hole before. I really like it. I have a hard time finding any brassica seed local. For BOB seed, i think Honey Hole is the best.

I agree as the pricing like 17 bucks for a half acre, that really isn't a terrible price at all.

 

[buckhunter10]

Well all no farm update as of now. Going to check cameras and plots soon. However, I did just get back from a wonderful honeymoon with my wife. We were very blessed to go to Italy. The scenery is amazing. I was also so impressed with how many Italians have their own little farms, grow their own food, make their own wine, etc. Very hard working folks.

Sorrento, Italy - Mount Vesuvius in the background.

Picture of a small town along the Amalfi Coast

View from our Hotel in Positano, Italia

Bread oven in Pompeii - over 2000 years old!!

Art in a home in Pompeii - amazing how persevered it is for the age


My beautiful bride and myself enjoying Positano



Hope you enjoyed the pictures! Thanks for reading along. Deer season is coming up quick, we will be ready.

 

[dogghr]

Awesome, and congrats. Bet that Italian blood of yours felt right at home.

 

[buckhunter10]

Awesome, and congrats. Bet that Italian blood of yours felt right at home.

Ahh yes. We did a winery tour the owner of the winery grabbed my cheek and said "you have italiano face" my grandma in heaven was smiling down on that one!

 

[buckhunter10]

Well got tot he farm and we have some bucks hard horned.

Boy am I happy with the Honey Hole, rye, oats mix I put in. Honey hole is radish/turnips.
Big Plot:

StoneHenge - beans on right and turnips/radish/rye on left

This is a brand new plot - TIRE PLOT. This is on the new piece of the farm. This plot was covered in pines. I hammered it with lime and UREA before planting. Notice how great the plot is coming in!

View from the stand we hung on the new plot - Tire Plot.

 

[buckhunter10]

Thank you for reading, commenting, etc! Deer season is close now!

 

[buckhunter10]

Well looks like the next few weeks I'll be slammed busy but i am going to have a lot of time to hunt during Nov.

Hoping to be in stand opening weekend and late October!

Ohio opens up Sept 30th!!!

 

[buckhunter10]

Well as it goes. My life is very busy with work, family, doing work in basement, etc. probably won't get to hunt the farm until October 20th.

I am so looking forward to it.

 

[lakngolf]

Welcome to married life

 

[CAS_HNTR]

Yep....that's life and I'm the same boat!

 

[buckhunter10]

Welcome to married life

Hahaha actually she doesn't hold me back but my buddies are getting married the next two weekends and work has me all over the country. Been in Indy, losuiville, and Philadelphia all in 3 weeks. Guess gotta do what you gotta do!

 

[dogdoc]

Plots look pretty but the bride prettier. Congrats on the marriage and what an awesome honeymoon.
Todd

 

[buckhunter10]

Plots look pretty but the bride prettier. Congrats on the marriage and what an awesome honeymoon.
Todd

That's cause you haven't seen my most recent plot pics! Hahaha joking!

Thanks for the kind words and following along.

 

[buckhunter10]

well a few updated pics from the farm.

Honey Hole - (turnips and radish are booming) some rye grain in plot as well
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Stonehenge looks great as well


A couple bucks enjoying the food plots


An Ohio Bobcat - sneaky little buggers