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That's why I built the big tower stands..I can even go out at bed time unfold the cot and if it's cold turn on the big buddy heater and sleep until hunting time. Coolers are always packed with water and I pack in breakfast and lunch. Other wise my back and legs won't take sitting in the same spot for more than 4-5 hrs at a time.

once all plots are in,that way when new deer come in they know there is not only other deer but food and water with cover.

Oh My Gosh...hand mowing even a small plot is tough with the DR.,That Persian carpet is killing me between the garden and plots... I would have to spend one entire season just discing and tilling with not planting to get all the seeds killed off. Mr B would freak out with out the garden...he's already bugging me about the zucchini patty marathon he expects to fill the freezer with them this year...That will teach me for trying something new.... Any ways the last mowing did what I wanted and broke out the clovers and the grasses in that hay plot...this one has taken those weeds and yes everything else right to the ground...here's to hoping the hay plants survive it...the Persian carpet weed responded to the last mowing by setting a billion flowers on 4 inch plants,,,...I got most of them cut,, Well the DR and I ran out of gas ...In to refuel us both...time to hit the field and finish that job...then on to the next......hope the flies have moved off stinking things have made my back feel like a pin cushion

if it's early season bow go with beans in that mix...It will draw them in and even it they get hammered your just looking to cause interest at this point....

Ya I've made no secret of the fact I'm not a small woman so THAT is HIGHLY UNLIKELY...I read your post...

Na... Mr B only weighs 170....its all healthy stuff for a cholesterol/gout diet.

We have to small JD mower/tractors...small ones and the mid sized JD...both the small ones were new way back in the early 70's...lots and lots of hours on them...our son has the second one for he is rebuilding t h e engine on his at the moment.. it was the repair shop that broke this loose last year when doing a wheel bearing packing..does that sound right?... anyways he hired a sub contract welder to come in and do the repair. We'll just have to get our other one back....Mr B must have said 4 x's...so glad it happened here and not when I was down at camp with it...lol...He dang near knocked every apple off t h e crab apple tree driving the truck over to see why I yelled. How a woman takes the edge off a bad situation....101...yell with some frantic in your tone...by the time he see's you and realizes your OK ..A rush of relief makes the problem seem not so bad...lol

I dont know about his experience but I do know I read where a guy got them for damage to food plots...it was lat year..that said I'm sure someone else here can recall that...it was discussed on the forum as I recall.

Beer canchicken,roastedred potato,summer squash, sweet banana peppers. Started with a mixed green salad. Desert ...Coffee ice cream in waffle cones

Just make sure you add a chain of your own as well with a heavy C link...I make sure the links on the chain are big enough to put a screw in tree step... this assures no rides down the tree and gives you a place to hang pack packs or calls one on either side.

crap!...you just reminded me... in trying to get every thing done I forgot to lay down the fertilizer...just one more thing...while mowing the rt front tire fell of the small JD...thank the heavens it wasn't the axle...bad weld from a repair last year... Well I'll just have to walk it over between rains or just before tomorrow...

the Alfalfa plot is now re-disced dragged planted in shotplot and oats dragged again and I will lay a cover of alfalfa over the whole thing after I mow the property in a moment...rain due most of next week.. Dang tired...cleaned the dogs out door run completely and layed down all fresh straw...that's a job in it's self...they pack that straw down tight especially in these rains...not like going in and just scooping...2 wheel barrels of tighty pack moist straw...Well better than having a mud hole out there and with all the rain what a mess that could have been.

That might not be true for all units...8X is managaged "close to the cuff " as it were. They have a set projective and alot just so many tags to meet those objectives. If more hunters apply than there are tags, by the last day your chances would have to be lower. This oposed to 8 X where the tags are nearly unlimited, even in the second round on Nov. 1

Today I got the rest of the big lower field prepped for a mid August-early Sept planting. The middle and upper horse shoe plot for a first week in . AUG. turnip planting..the paddock alfalfa/ grain plot goes in tomorrow. I'm considering a trail grat plot behind the house.

today I got the rest of the big lower field prepped for a mid August-early Sept planting. The middleand upper horse shoe plot for a first week in . AUG. turnip planting..t h epaddo c.f. k alfalfa grain plot goes in tomorrow.

Same ole same ole for us...I'll go for my first tag in 8X because it will have lower chances then home 8N where I'll get that second and then Nov1 2 more tags...If I don't hunt camp then the guys will get the 8 X signed over...we may have a few new guys at camp this year.

Have a great birthday and fabulous year!

Well DMP's are available Aug 1 so I'd assume near then...I have a life time... Note to those not having life time We get paper work with our tags so if you do not know ,heads up DO NOT try to laminate tags....it urns them BLACK

900,675.00

Someone buy those SOB's a couple of rifles...this isn't the stone age

I used construction safety lights a few years the blinking orange ones set up on the edges...worked for a while then they got use to the blinking. Drove the neighbors nuts for a while...I kept getting calls about lights out in my field...LOL..I actually kept the spotters away...

why conveyor belts? you sure it's not a potato or beet harvester?

Looks lke some sort of harvester to me not a tractor.

Really? Ever see a rabbit swim...I haven't