landtracdeerhunter

All I see is a strong commander and chief. Someone that doesn't think eveyone in the world is our friend. Don't trust our enemies. Someone that is holding Iran and North Korea in check. Someone that is responsible for sending the stock market to record levels, someone that created jobs and lowered unemployment to very low levels. Ya, Trump really a bad choice. Ha. Can you say that about the Obama years. The years of stagflation. Complete failure in Foreign Policy. Not even enough balls to be a good Senator in Illinois. Country's on the right road fella, get you head out of the sand.

Thank you for all the replys. Been to several dealers. Looks like it will be a 400, no power steering. Wait time is 3 months out, my choice. Several prices right around $4700.

Can't go wrong with Dr. Grant Woods. No chunks here. End up with some fine cuts and you get all the meat.

I have had this on cabbage grown in the same area prior years. Haven't growned cabbage for deer in quite a few years though.

Will post them when able to.

Alternaria Leaf Blight is what I believe to be on the radish here. More common in southern states. Dry conditions. The pics enclosed show exactly how my plants look.

Kinda reminded me of of the series Cobra Kai without the karate.

LOL, With 50 years of Agricultural experience, I don't think it's nutrient issue.

Like to get some ideas on purchasing an ATV. Looking at 400 or a 500, non China series / 4 WD.. Power steering is a strong consideration. If you had 5 grand or little less to spend, What would you buy?

Bubba led me onto BH209 powder so many years ago. Glad I listened to him. Best clean burning powder in the world. I sure miss his input on here.

This guy, I have to agree, they will tear up a tree in pretty short order.Don't know how close to the ground they go though.

Some Some spots in my radish leaves are now turning yellow, no frost. Think it could be a blight.

No way, I fought for a October 1st opener for years.

I bet, LOL.

That is strange. I have had radish go through some pretty cold weather with tops still standing. They stood over 24 inching tall though. My wheats been in a week, just sprouting. We had so much rain one day July 26, the soil was washing out down the potato rows. Now it's gone bone dry again.

Taking a day off hunting for steak and lobster next month. Always a winner!

My fields have been hammered pretty good this year. Radish acres are almost gone. Knew I should have planted at least 4. Ate all the red clover blossoms off already. Wheat is juxt coming up. All should fair well if we get one uo here.

Built a 34 x 40 twenty years ago; few years later, found out I needed a 34 x 60'. Always build a little extra.

Different doc # 's ?

I won't plant it.

Looks like Sportlover.com is a fan of the Muck Boot brand. I never have had much luck with Muck Boots, I am now trying the DryShod brand slip on boot. Similar look to the Muck, but at a more value minded price. Priced at $108 . Same original owner of the Muck boot; started a new brand,

An animal will eat anything that smells good to them.

Congrats; some nice bucks !

Finally, a late season Bow, Muzzleloader hunt option. Hope it goes through!

Bow only season, I like to display orange on the walk in and out times. Never know who might be out there waiting to release an arrow, legally or not. All it takes is once.