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I’d love to call in a bird with one.

That’s something I’ve never tasted before.

Nice looking call. Any for sale?

Federal fusion is great deer ammo. If you’re interested in the deepest penetration, get a box of Barnes TSX and see if your rifle likes it.

Hoping you find them, I’m curious of the beam length on that critter.

Definitely. It will not tolerate any kind of frost though. I’ve personally seen it in East Feliciana, St Helena and Livingston Parish food plots. Usually planted in April and it’ll be drying up by late July. Game birds like the seeds once it’s done.

Buckwheat and cowpeas are your best/easiest options.

Help break up compacted soil and radishes flourish in acidic soil.

5 ph, I’d radish seed that dirt until it appeared seasoned with black pepper and enjoy the show.

Fosho! We Louisianans can’t say we didn’t get a winter this year!

Second this.

Weather channel claims we have a 10-20% chance of wintry mix tomorrow in New Roads, LA. A year ago we broke all records with single digit temperatures and 7” of snow. Guessing it’s all the “global warming?” Lol!

Area 9 Louisiana Amite River swamp in French Settlement, LA Currently 37 degrees, sunny with light northern winds. Weatherby Vanguard II chambered in 30/06, loaded with Federal 150 gr soft points. Been out here since 6am and haven’t seen but a few woodpeckers. It’s the last day of rifle...

Yes, same here. The common purple top turnip will not get eaten until February and March or not at all. I’ve seen chipmunks nibble on the exposed turnip during hunting season but that about it. Guessing that’s the reason most hunters have switched to seven tops?

Down here in Louisiana, lots of guys plant seven top turnips in food plots because they (deer and hunters) tend to prefer the tender greens instead of the turnip. Go figure?