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  1. landtracdeerhunter
    Agree Splitg2. Like to get oats in here last week August, wheat always goes in 1st week September, catch those late summer rains, maybe. With grows shady areas, might slow growth down a lot though. Don't know if these will do well in shady areas. And to update, new batch of army worm in the birdfoot, clover, timothy mix here. Got field of crows cleaning up. Just can't win, lol.
  2. landtracdeerhunter
    II get seed oats from a local grower, plants a few acres every year. Gearing up to have some seed for sale next. Found a combine to harvest. Fanning mill to clean. Getting sick of looking for seed. Buckwheat, oats, wheat, rye, hay seeds others. Grain and straw, some mad $.
  3. landtracdeerhunter
    Run over to local feed mill, buy some feed oats, get'em planted. Once u plant oats in the fall, u create a deer magnet. Their's no difference in buck forage oats to regular oats, harvested local. Long as they aren't dried.
  4. landtracdeerhunter
    I prefer winter wheat to rye. Rye grows very tall and tends to fall over this time of the year.. Wheat shorter,stands better. Deer are feeding heavy in it. Also, people pay more $ for clean wheat straw. When heads are gone, I'll bale it. Last year, got 100 bales, sold for $4 a bale. Help pay for costs.
  5. landtracdeerhunter
    A Sassafras tree. Are those the ones that smell like root beer? I don't have the nerve to ask for pics, lol.
  6. landtracdeerhunter
    Sadly, I believe the youth hunt is the DECs start to get gun In archery season. It's been stated that archers don't harvest near enough deer in some WMUs, at least what DEC wants harvested. The goal, I believe ,is to get an early muzzleloader season in early southern zone archery. This is the only regret to an early youth season, opens the door, and I really don't want that door opened.
  7. landtracdeerhunter
    Body wise, he looks in better health too. That drop tine by his right ear is unique. One nice animal.
  8. landtracdeerhunter
    Starting to read this thread, I expected to see pics of him 2012. It really great that u took that attitude. Some hunters would be all po. Been nicer on your wall, but hey; u got pics and at least Mr. Cotter found him. Any idea what he scored?
  9. landtracdeerhunter
    Could someone post a link on 2012 DMP, thank u.
  10. landtracdeerhunter
    Never thought hunting pigeon was such a popular sport. Thanks for all the replies. Took the 20 ga. out a few evenings. Almost forgot to replace the turkey choke . They hovered over the wheat field, but were very shy come in gun range, like they knew. Had a lot of morning doves kooing at me. Seem to have a flood of black birds. Think their still eating army worms. Hum, wonder how they taste? Using pheasant load. Maybe we'll get a crack at'em another. Was great to get a gun in hand since turkey.
  11. landtracdeerhunter
    No matter how bad I wanted a deer, never would I take that kind of shot. However, a farmer friend always shot them in the head, always tines, no matter how big, but he never missed. Like the picture quality.Those Coverts sure take nice pics. Hay looks good in those pics.
  12. landtracdeerhunter
    Let'em walk.
  13. landtracdeerhunter
    The amazing thing about that doe, she only had 42 lbs of meat, neck meat included, deboned. Had so much fat, and mixed in with the meat. Fatty most doe I've ever done up. She was prepared for a hard winter,lol. Maybe her age made that. I dislike processing does.
  14. landtracdeerhunter
    The way this years going, with everything a month ahead or better. I'd say flipping a coin will give you as good a choice. It might be snowing on Holloween To me, with the way this years going, all bets are off. I'd hate to be in your position with the choice, u have to make, but for what it's worth, good luck.
  15. landtracdeerhunter
    One word- family. The memories will last a lift time. Your kids grow up so quickly. Enjoy the hunting experiences with them. I am so glad, I did. It does make a big difference with them when they grow up, believe me. I applause people taking their kids afield. I know your enjoying every minute of it, and they are too.
  16. landtracdeerhunter
    Wouldn't anyone call the law right away? Get a report on file in case any problems down the road. Let law enforcement handle. It's their job.
  17. landtracdeerhunter
    Looks goods. Corn depends if it sweet or field. Some short growing day sweet, don't get much taller. If it's field, it stunted, and will, most likely have nubs for ears. Their are some newer hybrids, that get maybe 6' to top of tassel though. Are the deer foraging the corn? The deer here use to eats the leaves right done to centers.
  18. landtracdeerhunter
    All looks very good. A lot of work there. Very lucky to have apples. Trees here are very spotty.
  19. landtracdeerhunter
    Fine looking crops. Did a nice job, and it shows. My second cutting hay look sick. Grasses all dead. 3 acre clover from frost seeding, 3".brown. Deer are hammering last years plant wheat, that's left from army worm. Pumpkins dead. A little frustrating, dry summers, bugs. Maybe things will green, seeing got an inch rainfall. Going to shoot for fall plantings, hope for the best. Shipped in a new 66' rotary tiller, that's gotta help.
  20. landtracdeerhunter
    A deer that size is far more, than one person wanted to handle. Get a deer 200 lb. on the hoof, believe me, much nicer handling with two or more. Also terrain, slash'ins makes a huge difference. Oh, prefer dragg'in the big boy out. Of coarse. Had 164 lb doe, which we didn't mind dragg'in last either.
  21. landtracdeerhunter
    Very interesting video. We've know the height theory for quite a few years, less spooking deer. Found this out, quite by accident. We always try to install cameras a least 6'., some farms, 10'., also for security reasons. Don't have to worry about scent so much. The video part makes sense, but doesn't it use film card space more rapidly,and shortens battery life?
  22. landtracdeerhunter
    Talking chicken- Here a strange thing. Not a sitting hen this year. Young, middle aged, old. Didn't hatch one chick. Never happened before. Blame it on the year? Gona have to call Murray- McMurray.
  23. landtracdeerhunter
    The way our local store looks here, say their on the verge of being sold, just opinion though. When u see the inventory cards go up off season, then u know.
  24. landtracdeerhunter
    We like the final phase, Nov 28- Dec7, the big buck harvest stage, lol.
  25. landtracdeerhunter
    I'm really interested in the spring harvest data 2012. Expect harvest #s to drop low here. But the big guy I saw 2 days ago lifted my spirits.
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