Recent content by BenAllgood

I've cleaned out the adults from this pond, but there are several juveniles left. I shot 2 from this group. I didn't include the last one in this video because it did flop around some. The video isn't that great because I had to zoom in pretty far with my phone.

I'm running out of what I've been using to shoot nutria in a suburban neighborhood pond setting. I need quiet and accurate ammo. I've been using the CCI Quiet-22 Segmented HP 22 LR ammo. They're 40 grains at 710FPS. I've been pretty happy with them. My shots are usually about 100 yards. Before I...

I've never seen this piebald buck before.

It was pretty grass free when established. I planted some Eagle forage soybeans, and after they turned yellow, I broadcasted the Durana into them. Since then, it is mowed regularly. It is an area that stays pretty moist (except at the end of summer/early fall) with scattered pines. But, there is...

I was at my mom's today for Easter. I planted this Durana clover 17 years ago. All that's been done is mowing. The whole pasture isn't as thick, but does contain a very large percentage of it.

Bout dang time I caught that chupacabra on cam

Something about Kentucky. It just feels right.

When I did my midstory and invasive control basal treatment, my forester marked some for me to kill. They can damage the tree shape or hinder development. They can also weight the tree and cause extra damage during high winds.

Looks like he's browsing on buds. His tongue is sticking out some.

I used triclopyr/diesel for basal spraying due to timing. I needed to do it in early spring when sap is rising. H/S may not be the best option then. I had excellent kill on tree of heaven that same year. They were dead before fall. There were some pretty big ones too. I did use more chemical...

You could be missing out on some rut action if you do that. Hunt it being mindful of wind.

I live in SE Louisiana, and am familiar with your situation. I know a lot of people say baiting is a sure thing, but around here with clubs and everyone on them feeding, it's a good way to get night pictures. They will avoid them during the day. Get rid of that. With the cutover, you should have...

I live 9 minutes from the bridge in Port Vincent. Small world.

Good luck. You must be relatively close to where I live. I live in Ascension parish. Area 9 is a tough spot depending on where you are. Those palmettos aren't real fun to walk through.

That won't affect him cutting it for hay?