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https://www.ctvnews.ca/lifestyle/the-winter-solstice-is-here-the-northern-hemisphere-s-darkest-day-1.7153804 From now until June at least the days will get longer with daylight. A chance of getting some chores done, maybe a Bar-B-Que on the back deck or just a sit around watching the sun go down...

Yup, go DST and leave it there.

I just recently read on a news feed our President elect Donald J. Trump is planning on eliminating "Daylight Saving Time". Folks, I don't know about anyone else but I really like the additional hour of daylight at the end of the day. Retired now but when I was working the additional daylight...

If you can buy 2 1/2 gal. 41% Gly for $35 dollars go for it. You can afford to put it on heavily. Give me that opportunity and i'd be all over it.

yoderjac If you have use for a higher volume I can fully understand buying in a larger quantity but I'm no longer in that situation. I do use some Glyphosate mixed with water around my garage, car storage shed, pole barn, access roads and driveway which is gravel. One thing I have found is to...

No doubt you are right but if I figure the time and fuel I use to spray my plots is cutting back really worth it? In total all my plots add up to about four acres. I have a farmer friend who leases 80 acres of my tillable land and this year and the next three years will be planted in Alfalfa...

Wanting to spray some areas where I had plantings last year I started looking for Herbicide and pricing it. The Herbicide I've been using the past few years was 41% Glyphosate from TSC. (Tractor Supply Company) When I checked they didn't have 41% in stock but did have 51% at a cost of $103.95...

While I liked the concept of the range finder scope I have found my small Bushnell rangefinder is just as or more useful I'm not limited to one rifle or shotgun. Most of my hunting is out of a blind now so the rangefinder is right there handy to scope anything out. I have used my rangefinder...

You should check with Ryan to be sure. Being unique I wouldn't even venture a guess.

Native Hunter, Your post is quite valuable to me as I have been racking what is left of my brain trying to remember Ryan's name. An issue with my cell phone dumped all my contact information. When Dave came to my home to get wood from my Crabapple tree Ryan was with him. Ryan and Dave were a...

It has been a while since Dave's passing but I still think of him often. I looked out my back window this morning to see the Crabapple tree Dave was so fond of is leafing out nicely. The trees we planted which came from Dave's grafting made it through the winter albeit the deer had a few good...

I don't remember where I saw it but not all that long ago I ran across a listing for Burris refurbished range finding scopes. These would be repaired scopes returned for warranty.

I hope they have the bugs worked out by now. Burris has a good following so I'd hate to see their reputation tarnished over one product. I have a couple other Burris scopes (not range finding) which have been flawless. The concept is great.

I hope Burris has worked the bugs out. Not long after Burris came out with the rangefinder scopes my daughter bought a new Browning X-Bolt .308 and my SIL at the time picked out a Burrris Rangefinder scope for her. I helped her sight the gun in and really liked the scope and the concept so I...

Why the disparity in what you give to the handler for a buck and a doe? It costs as much to travel and spend time with their dog recovering your deer regardless of the deer's sex.