Recent content by Ben Laska

Hunter side of me says i like the elevation...i'm not from TX, but would guess water source is key concern to consider down there. How about agricultural, you mentioned cattle grazing not sure what fields around there are Ag looks like some to east, but if that is the case evening sits may be...

Do you struggle with depth when you do that for corn? Where you get lot of stunted corn or corn with no cobs because the depth was inconsistent. I could see the row spacing easily fixed though

Working with a Kubota 46hp....i think GP makes a 6' NT probably would better match my hp. That would be my curiosity how the small seeds/brassicas do in these drills, as like you said you don't want to be burying these seeds.

Had good timber harvest this last year, looking to put it back into some equipment...one item on list was a seeder. Plant 15-20 acres a year of various food plot sizes (1/4 acre all the way up to 10 acre) Recommendations for a seeder to do just about everything (besides corn, obviously would...

Went to a otter sled number of years ago and glad i did...tip the sled on its side next to the deer if you are alone or if have one other buddy only have to lift it 12" off the ground into the sled and away you go. Very interesting way of gutting a deer though with a winch like that. i would...

what do you think best size of opening is vertical wise for almost exclusively bow hunting....30" 36"? Obviously the bigger the window taller the blind will have to be for windows like these, trying to find that happy medium or possibly mounting them lower to the ground but taller and practice...

Trying to think of a way to construct plexi windows that will slide vertical up and down easily similar to how i believe the 360 hunting blind windows do. I like building my elevated blinds with the style of more small sides (~12 sided) vs octagon style as you get better viewing, but the windows...

Hard to tell if you built some angle into that roof? But if so be curious as to how you did it. I've been trying to find an easy light weight way to make an angle roof on my octagon builds, as right now i've basically put flat plywood on top over everything, then attached 2x8s that i cut in 1/2...

If don't want all the bulk and extra gear to lug around i would not look past First Lite and pony up for something that will last you long time. Been wearing their sanctuary bibs/jacket for past 2 years into January in Northern WI and i wear the jacket/bibs with my base layers and i am good down...

I just use different color zip ties, throw one around a branch with some room to grow and i keep a key of which colors are which on my phone, simple, cost <$5.

Sugar Beets - Probably best plot i've ever had. Brassica Blend - Had pretty good success with it as well, would choose it over some of the big name brands. Few of there other blends had semi good luck with, but not outstanding.... succotash and autumn mix.

Anyone have any reputable brands/models of cultipackers they would suggest? Whether it is UTV pulled or compact tractor pulled?