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Rifle

I'm heading out to the farm next weekend with some buddies to work on the house. I'm also getting a 360 Deer Blind delivered and set up. Where do y'all think it should go? The black "X" Waypoint is the house. There is lots of deer movement all around it, especially in the field to the west...

Do you think getting a 360 Blind would be better than getting some local Amish builders to build a stand? Trying to figure out what to do in Montana where it obviously gets very cold.

I drew a deer tag for Montana. Going to go hunt a deer and pheasants during Thanksgiving week!

I will use toe warmers on really cold days. I think they work better than any sock. 😂

Nope.

This is the type I have: https://darntough.com/products/unisex-merino-wool-otc-full-cushion-heavyweight-hunting-socks?variant=42193197105338 I’ve used them on an Alaska moose hunt, countless Canada duck hunts, and all my cold weather deer hunts. They are 77% merino wool.

https://darntough.com/ Darn Tough are my favorite heavy duty wool socks. https://bombas.com/ Bombas are my favorite every day sock.

Clethodim is perfectly safe on sunflowers.

That alfalfa looks fantastic.

I’ve got a bag full for you. Send me your address and I’ll get them in the mail next week.

I should have plenty to spare. I can check this weekend then get them in the mail next week.

I like cotton in the heat of the South Carolina summer or on the plains of Africa. I don’t want it anywhere near me on a cold day or wet day. Cotton can kill you in those conditions.

It is my preferred clothing material by far. I think merino wool is the perfect fabric. Some of the high end synthetics are pretty darn good now, but nothing beats merino wool. One of the other benefits of it is it’s fire resistant. That matters when you are backpack hunting.

Nothing is going to do well in drought. Adjust your expectations accordingly.