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Not quite the same. Fertilizer and weed killer are used in much much greater volumes by farmers that grow the food you eat.

Pretty much anyone coming to meet their new neighbor with a rifle in hand is off to the wrong start. Sounds like a bully. Should be a conversation by your lessor and neighbor. Good luck.

Funny, our office selects a charity every month to support and this month this was it.

Location makes a difference. They don’t really get hit until post season at the other property and they have had 2 seasons to adjust. But that’s farm country. Probably other preferred food sources.

Well 1 out of 5 vs 5 out of 5 fliers. Down to low 80s by golf standards. Lol

Enjoy your day!

Biz is the superhero nemesis "Ecological Disaster Man". He may be responsible for Hurricane Dorian too.

Thanks for the confidence but lets just say that if it were golf, I went from shooting mid 70s to mid 90s overnight. I will get it back if it kills me though.

I know that but never do. Its like I need to fix it NOW!

I would move it one hash mark on the QAD - not sure what that is exactly. Then shoot one BH followed by a FP. Both should be low but hopefully close together. If the BH is still higher than FP drop a bit more and if the FP is higher, you went too far and need to raise it back up a bit. Once they are together, adjust sight. Of course, you may not want to listen to a word I said because the wheels fell off this morning with the longbow. No idea why and couldn't shoot through it. Hopefully it was merely a brain glitch and I will be back to normal next session. lol

One more thought Dave, you could try dropping the rest a bit instead of raising nock point so long as there is clearance.

BH hitting high from FP suggests that it’s planning nock low. I would start by moving the nock point/d loop up 1/8”. If it is planning nock low, they will be all over. Just a guess from a distance. Sometimes you need slightly higher than 90 degrees to string. It’s got to be something simple Dave. The fact that you are maxing out on sight would also suggest nock low.

It’s crazy right now. I am questioning whether it will make it to the season.

Imagine how many you would have seen had you played the wind. lol

Last one is a stud Larry. You hunting with WNY Bowhunter?

Dave It sounds to me like tune is off somehow. I never had an issue going from FP to BH. Give me a buzz. Perhaps we can figure it out.

They are definitely mowing down the brassicas all day long.

How much are you planting? In a high density area, 1 acre of beans can be wiped out quick!

Thanks. I would think deer could easily jump that. I guess the idea is that they are also visually deterred.

2 strands evenly spaced? What is top height?

I shot one (regular trespasser in our yard) with a 22 magnum springer pellet gun. It sprayed once shot and waddled back to the brush. Stunk up the yard for the day but nothing worse. But it did do the job. Never saw it again in my yard. Good luck.

Keep us posted. I would like to grow beans early so that they will fully develop but no way to do so without something that works to keep the deer out. Good luck.

Happy Birthday!

After a certain point, it’s really just a question of how far you want to bury the arrow after the pass through!

spine and weight are 2 different things. I assume you are talking spine. If tuned correctly, weight should be the only factor TF and yes generally lower spine is heavier but not always.