Recent content by yoderjac

Very interesting. Some of the 3D printers use LIDAR as well. Sounds like a good example of a practical use.

I doubt I'll get much feedback on a hunting forum as it is only tangentially related to hunting. Many of the small parts we use, like the throw levers on my scopes are 3D printed. But, you never know. Yes, I am looking at some of the 3D forums, but since I'm new to this, I wouldn't know who...

Yep, must be a bot. Same post on multiple threads.

Is this another bot that got in? Posts are unrelated to the thread topic and not even tangential and related to another post.

I've seen that with some ladies on social media as well. :)

You can spray gly earlier in the process if you like. A lot depends on how thick the weeds are. Gly does not affect seed. Using a cultipacker is even better. I will often uses a cultipacker instead of mowing. The order in which I spray gly is dependent on what I think will give me the best...

Very nice buck!

Congrats!

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Earlier in this thread, I complained about not being able to find the crosshairs to range a target in low light. While I still think Burris needs to address this, I found a work around tonight. While I was sitting waiting for deer to start moving, I started messing with the scope. I realized...

I found my defend ears, but have been hunting at the retirement property anyway rather than the farm. I'm still using the smokeless muzzleloader there. I have not seen much in the last week or two sitting for an hour or so mornings and evenings. The deer I have seen have been out of range and...

When I was younger, I hunted in that general area, near Huntington. On the drive from State College, I would pass through the small Amish town of Belleville. It seemed every mailbox had the name Yoder or Peachy. Sorry to hear about the hunting incident.

Your description is very unusual unless you have very high deer densities or very bad habitat or some combination. The reason I say this is that while radish gets hit hard as soon as it sprouts, turnips usually don't get much if any attention until quite late in the season. If turnips are...

As Thanksgiving approaches, it is a great time to take a moment and consider our blessings. While we all go through struggles from time to time and our burdens may seem heavy, but when I step back and try to grasp the big picture, I'm reminded of all of the blessings I've received that are...

I'm sort of in a dilemma with my SML. Some shots can be up to 300 yards and others inside 50 yards in this hunting location. It is a .45 caliber and I shoot without sabots, so I size the bullets for the barrel. I've tried a couple other bullets, but none are as accurate as the Pittman AcuMax...