Recent content by swat1018

I wouldn't trade our garage door panel blinds for any pre made blind. Superior to anything we've seen.

They have their place, for sure. But, they do tip pretty easy.

You're willing to buy a Korean tractor, but not a Deere due to poor support? Ok...

In my experience, it doesn't. Flies and lady bugs are horrible if they have a way in, where I'm out and there's no good solution other than a sealed blind. I have a couple that aren't and they suck.

Good luck with bugs using ribbed metal and just insulation inside. You better foam the crap out of it...

Buddy has a new Kubota 90HP with loader. Don't know the model numbers. I'm a Deere guy, and will remain one. We had a heavy load on the forks and the controls were so jerky it was dangerous. Never seen a loader work so poorly, machine only had a few hours on it.

It didn't matter how I set them, they got 25% of the photos a good camera got. Batteries was the big one, and their solar was lacking. One cell plan is ok, but with Tactacam, I'm on the $8 plan and I can live with that for the improved results. I have 3 tactacams that are out on solar...

I had multiple issues. 1. Battery life was horrible, and they were 'D' cell batteries, which was expensive. I tried the solar, still couldn't keep up on a mineral sight. 2. Detection. I had non-cell cameras near the cuddelinks. I'd get about 400 pics on the Browning non-cell for every 100...

I had Cuddelink. I hung on way longer than I should have, but it was an uphill battle and I finally gave up. Went to Tactacam and haven't turned back. I have 3 cameras that have been deployed with tactacam solar panels since 9/22 without a battery change. This is possible only in full sun...

Welcome!

You don't really need a tractor or food plots, either, but a drill is nice. Yes, the tar river no-till drills are descent, no idea on the conventional till models.

Kill them all, before they die. Not much of a plan.....

I'll never waste my money again. They told me 4.5 and I had 5 years of pics, and he was already probably 2 in the first pic.

Break a few strands of that grass or reeds and camo the jaws a little. It might help your catch rate even more, it definitely won't deter them.

Like a beaver set! I catch most of mine on cross-overs and trails between two bodies of water.