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Thus you see his reason for the small discount. :D

Well, one of them is well cared for in the cool room right now…. :)

Took all of about 16 hours for the deer to get on the bales. I really hope this fella drops his headgear somewhere close.

Yep, I was told by a farming buddy, who usually has around 80 total acres of alfalfa, that we wouldn’t have to worry much about storing small square bales, we would sell most of it without a problem. He also said, if we give a small discount, people will often come and pick it up right out of...

Good info, it's too bad about the goldrush, too, they are great apples! We picked a bunch of them at an orchard on our trip to Wisconsin this past fall.

Getting some good rain today

We ended up staying in Mishicot, WI. We had a wonderful time. We ended up not fishing, most days we just drove and enjoyed the views. We will definitely be back one day!

Don’t shoot rifles much. When we do, it’s only for does during the bonus season. My favorite is .223 55 gr soft nose and the Mrs likes a .243 80 gr soft nose.

Yeah, that's why I put it in quotes -- not really a trap, I'm not a fan of those personally.

Just some alfalfa in front of a trail cam. Hopefully a buck or two will drop some sheds. I’ve yet to find a shed in an alfalfa pile, but the bucks love them and it can’t hurt.

“Antler trap” 2026 is set…

Does he still get a decent hay crop?

The deer love it for sure, but I’m guessing maintenance is going to be a chore. We put ours into ag ground, but our ground is a long way from the farmer’s base of operations, so our fields have been on the low end of the totem pole for a long time, and unfortunately it shows. The plus side is...

Sounds great! Just hope the deer allow us to bale some of it. Lol Took care of at least a couple mouths next summer this evening.