landtracdeerhunter

A member got me thinking here, I better get working on the last radish seeding. I went in with the tractor and work up another area, say just shy of an acre. The thunder spreading through the sky as I seeded radish, oats, vetch, and a little blue grass separately. Cyclone seeder worked great, except the vetch and bluegrass flowed out to quickly with setting on zero.. Installed my cardboard template to slow the flow. This should be enough radish for this year. One more spot for oats, then the wheat will go in, end of the month. Taking pics semi weekly and will post soon. Turkey and deer are already working on the first planted.

Rain and thunders heading your way. Started here at a quarter to twelve.

Great looking doe! I'd like to see more doe pics and video on here!

Always been a fan of sky pictures. Beautiful shots!

I gotta say wooly, if that's what heaven looks like, I sure hope I go there, LOL.

Either one would look great on your wall.

Their's much more to food plotting than that. My wife says my blood flows green, LOL.

I set a mineral block out for the livestock to use behind the barn. Am I bad?

I have some your welcome to.

19 inch?

It's all the bowhunters fault for not shooting enough doe.

Always like to see deals like this in Walmart. Not to ST125 friendly, however.

One can never see to many deer videos.

It's so nice to see pics on here. Thank you!

LOL, I like to have breakfast in my stands and be done by at least an hour before sunrise.

The guys been on vacation his whole presidency.

I know this figure. 60ppm. and below safe for animal life for arsenic consumption, EPA. average. New York uses 16 finite.

This is nothing short of a major disaster, again under the current administration. Has anyone heard more recent news on this?

Must have purchased from China, our friends, LOL.

Expected!

More of the same in New York state!

More of the same in New York state!

Aim for these to start heading out, if the deer and turkey will leave them alone long enough, LOL.

Nope, right out of the local mill. I'm buyer conservative. Most oats are, most likely, one year from certified anyways. I have planted into early September. Oat will do the best in cooler weather.