Just like Eddie, I use the plastic patio chairs, with the all important backs. I take a saw and shorten the legs up a tad, so to have a good shot with a bow out the windows.
Call Scott @ Johnson's. They should have them but make sure you get the correct grain weight to match your field point and broadheads.
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Thank you.
Tried to start some from root stock unsuccessfully. Wouldn't think they would be to different from any other tree. Next year, going to try manure, peat moss; under the roots.
Gottta even out the flow here. I wouldn't be to quick to pass judgement on that deer. We have seen a few like that, form some nice potential with maturity. A pass here.
Choppers don't like rocks. Shortage of hay so more corn will be chopped. Up to 20% more per acre in 15" rows. Deer will head for your food sources, hopefully. Get some oats in the ground, just planted more this am..
Most of the acorns stress dropped early. Their are a few, still on the trees. Shag bark hickory have quite a few husks under. Animals are cleaning them up, quick as they drop. My chestnut trees died. Surplus of Walnuts.
Watched him last night on Dish Network, channel 212, 9 p.m.. The show is called The Blaze, and airs nightly. Free preview through Sept. 26th.. What do you think of his views?
Just mention a mountain lion in N.Y., really draws the interest; doesn't it? Way to get the old sparks flaming, lol. Thanks for posting the pick, what ever it may be.
Smell like a deer., one of your best cover scents. And use the scent from deer from different areas if possible. They don't all smell the same to a deers nose.We don't rely on the wind . Can't trust fall, early winter wind directions. To active weather patterns usually.
We just got hit again. That makes over 4" of rain this week. We had brown outs this morning. Couldn't see much damage however. Few small limbs, alot of leaves.