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Congrats on a great bird and story !

congrats on a great looking bird and a successful story !

Happy Birthday guys !

Congrats grow on a great bird ! welcome back and where have you been ?

Happy Birthday Woodjr55 , the big 25 , enjoy your day and good luck hunting !!

Congrats on a terrific bird and story !

I have a Matthews MQ-1 at 50 pounds draw weight shooting Easton 2114 arrows be it a 3D target or the Block Target it nails the arrow in good at 20 to 30 yards. It takes a good tug to pull the arrows from a solid target.

Congrats on a fine looking turkey and sharing the info on Mr. Williams !

welcome 1

Congrats to both of you, and sharing the stoey with us !

Leek Cheese spread, 2 cups of leek whites chopped, 1 pound of sharp cheddar shredded, 2 pounds of cream cheese, 1 pound of cheese whiz or use sour cream in place of cream cheese, mix together place in small containers and freeze, you can enjoy leeks year round

Congrats Adam on the bird and shed ,quite a story too !

Great story Sam , hopefully you will have the oppurtunity to harvest the challenger this year , good luck !!!!!!!

welcome to the site !

welcome aboard

Happy Easter !

welcome !

awesome mount !!

Missouri is nice , I went ten years ago to visit some friends who moved there. In the rural areas you don't need a pistol permit, just fill out the paperwork when it clears you bring home your handgun. I don't know about person to person gun sales , properety taxes are minor out there. Summers are hot, they time there outdoor activities to the cooler part of the day. They have snow and ice storms, it usually warms up quick and melts, good luck

welcome to the forum , it sounds ;like you live a very interesting life !

Happy Birthday, enjoy your day !

Happy Birthday young buck, enjoy your day !!!

As a farmer myself, I sold my timber by getting different companies come in and scale the trees and give bids. I took the highest price. I wouldn't recommend clearing the land to make it tilable. It is very expensive to hire a dozer and labor intensive to clean up all the tree roots and rocks. The rent per acre of land depends on the soil type plus the demand for cropland in the area. If you want some food plots you could clear some small areas for that, but it is alot of work,plus equipment you don't have and the trees deplete many of the nutrients in the soil. You would need cow manure or fertilizer , and fertilzer is expensive. Good luck !

Congrats on a real nice Buck and mount !