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Just wondering what everyone uses in terms of broadhead target for crossbow.. I have an older large block target, but it is pretty warn out... I want something that will effectively stop a bolt, is not impossible to remove bolts and isn't going to cost me a fortune.. Let me know.

Anyone that has been at this game long enough has been there and done that.. I know I have...

Always much easier to get them on camera than to get them in the freezer!!!

yote with a bad case of mange

https://www.samsclub.com/sams/44-lp-gas-smoker-smoke-hollow/prod19140034.ip?xid=plp_product_1_4 I have this one... first one I have ever owned, so I am far from an expert.. That said, everything I have ever made has come out great and my ribs are as good as any I have every had... Plenty of room.... Can control the temp fairly well... Seems to be economical on Propane... all for < $300

I would go for 9/3.. looks like rain expected for mid to end of week... others may have a different view, but that is what I would do based on my 12 years of playing this game..

I don't want to tell you what to do, but if you want winter rye to be growing on 10/1, I would not wait until 9/15 or 9/16 to plant it... I have been planting plots for a while now and mother nature is always a factor you need to consider... Even if you get rain you will be pushing it... If you get no rain after planting, you certainly won't have anything there... It may work out for you, but I have learned to always plan for the worst... Planting now is probably perfect timing to be ready for 10/1

one thing I have found is that my plots (Brassica and Turnips) do better when I cut back on my seeding rates... It allows the plant to grow better as they are not competing as much for space.. The tubers get bigger as well...

look great!! just curious, when did you plant them? How dry was it in your area?

I always wondered how many drop tines "disappear" before horn harden up... I always get a couple bucks with drops on camera every year, but it always seems to be when they are in velvet and then things dry up. Do you often see the same?

25.06.... very versatile and effective round!!

I prefer a walk behind spreader... the seed is VERY small and I like to have better control over things.. if you make a mistake it will all be gone before you know it

That is what I need to do... I have always said "It is only a .22", but I know it will make a huge difference...

Colt Defender in 9mm... Just feels good in my hand and really accurate Weatherby Orion 20 Gauge O/U... Had in for 25+ years and has always felt like it was made for me Savage 220.. bought it the first or second year they made them and amazed a lot of people with how accurate a "slug gun" could be at 200 yards +.... Shot a lot of deer with it and I bet they didn't run 50 yards combined (and never had to pull the trigger more than once.... lol)

Try this recipe... I found it to be great... https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/35989/hot-italian-sausage/?internalSource=similar_recipe_banner&referringId=216319&referringContentType=recipe&clickId=simslot_1

I actually just check the runnings add and they have them on sale for $44.99.. wow!

I bought the same one a couple of weeks ago at Runnings on sale for $49.99... I am shocked at how cold it kept everything and how long the ice lasted... Plus, I filled it up and could still handle it by myself... Going to look out for another sale and buy another... Lastly, the hinges are metal and replaceable if needed.. Big plus in my mind

I have the same one and always starts on 1 or 2 pulls.. have had it for 2 years

for those with experience in growing corn... I planted 3 acres of corn last week. This will supplement the other planting I normally do... my questions is the corn is Roundup ready... How long do you wait before spraying and what is the correct mixture? Any help is greatly appreciated

To keep it easy, I will post the link to Craigslist ad I posted earlier today.. https://rochester.craigslist.org/grd/d/land-pride-3-point-tiller/6573947045.html

Just curious if you use a trickle charger on your ATV when not in use. I have had a 2005 Polaris Sportsman for years and bought a new one last year.. New one has power steering and a "lot" of electronics... The battery on the new one went dead on me last fall and I have very few hours on it.. I think either I or one of my buddies either left the key on or something.. Battery seems to be shot as it will not take a charge Just curious if others have problems with battery staying strong or if you use a trickle charger when not in use.

savage

yup, they are "rifle" accurate... have had mine for years and never had to pull the trigger more than once

AS an FYI.. you can buy replacement fiberglass rods for the blind

Nice Truck... I went with the Extang 2.0 toneau cover on my F250 and love it... their customer service is VERY good also..