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Yeah. I know you're in PA, and there aren't any straight wall mandates here, except maybe for a few state parks, or something fringe. Do...

I've been kicked full in the ribs with both hind feet by a horse, I thought I was going to meet my maker. It hurt more than $800.

If you're still taking folks like this on a hunt, I'd suggest something with a suppressor. I have a 6.5 Creedmoor and a 30-caliber...

You sure? Grabagun.com lists 28 .350 Legends for under $500. Two are Winchester XPRs.

Some product labels specifically instruct putting adjuvants/surfactants like AMS in the water first, but some others don't mention it...

Just dump in prior to chemical I’m guessing?

LOL. Keystone sells PowerAg. I saw this on their website in parallel to my forum posts. I emailed PowerAg to see where their closest...

Yes, if I were you I'd absolutely use it. .633 mg/l is relatively high iron. Especially also you mentioned that you have Hel-Fire...

Good point. Your math is off. I paid $96 for 2.5 gallons, or $38.40/gallon. Rate is 1-2q/100 gallons 2.5g = 10 quarts $9.60/100...

How high of an iron level would push you to Hel-Fire? Water tests attached. (Second column in the pic with two columns) The well water...

HEL-FIRE has advantages and disadvantages. You already mentioned the advantages, the biggest being that it's a multi-faceted product...

He just said, if you have an agitator, nothing beats the old granular AMS for gly application -- he also went into some of the chemical...

Can you expand on the technical explanation? I know I need the AMS because we have hard water. With glyphosate and other herbicides...

Old thread, but I'm curious if anyone else is using adjuvants besides AMS, surfactants, and crop oils? I recently stopped at Helena...

@Native Hunter yup, listen to what yoder says about Kentucky 31 fescue, even a sheep could tell you, it's baaaad stuff 🤣