landtracdeerhunter

Way to go, LET EM GROW. Speeds the whole planting cycle up. I have some hay that's getting seedy. I just may roll it over and try this with some radish. I tend to work up a good seed bed for radish, but with a year like this, what the hoot.

A front end loader is tough on a front axle of a tractor., no matter what the make. The boom and bucket should be removed when not in use. Higher speed road travel is the worst enemy. I advised it to my customers for years now. Also, front tires should never be loaded, with a front loader installed.

Radish should be going in, the next few weeks.

Nice mass. Looks like a solid 60 lbs. of tender venison. Wonder what the girth chart measurements are?

The late planted corn isn't a bad this. I may plant some around the 15th of August, as deer will eat the young tender leaves.

We also found that field mice love to make nests with carpet. I'll take some pictures of inside of our blind. Don't make it to comfortable inside, makes one want to fall a sleep, lol.

i'D coat the whole inside, make it as dark as possible. We rubber matted the floor with horse mats from TSC.. Sure quieted down footwear and chair contact with the wood floor. Drop a pocket knife of release, no noise.

For starters, it starting to really suck in this climate, if your realize your income from farming. Working with the weather is becoming an real under statement. With that being said; around theses parts, we have corn just over our ankles in many fields; hopes of a late frost. Seventy five day corn sold out quick. Shorter day corn seed will make grain, most likely for the bunk, but picking corn going to be a shortage locally. Silage corn feed has to start to dent, for valued feed nutrition. For the value of hunting, I'd get some radish or other source of nutrition planted. We're planting radish Saturday. Wheat going in first week of September, for a late season draw.

I know someone else that's the same way. lol.

We painted the inside of our blinds black to help with concealment. I only wish we had more opening windows when it was built. Put them in now, it's far easier to stick black cardboard inside them, not needed. I think you're find out blind spots don't harvest deer.

We have a 6 x 6 blind with 2 x 2 centered window, hinge at the top on all four walls. Bottoms are maybe 3 ' off the floor. Their are blind spots on all the corners, which we found out, could offer more shots, if long slender windows were installed lan on install before this bow..We shoot out of a chair. That blind salvaged a rainy bow season last year and some nasty hail storms on occasion.

We had one that I have been bypassing for several seasons now, on the shoulder. Bases size of pop can. I'm still sick over it.

One of these laid on the shoulder of the road a few weeks back. Made me down right sick for days.

Even with " Right To Farm" laws here in Niagara, we have those ( that vote, by the way) move into the country and try to stir the bees nest every so often. So many of these people with their college degrees and high paying jobs can't even apply basic common sense. You live down wind from a 1000 cow dairy farm, it's gonna stink folks.

I don't understand, LOL.

112 more days!

Wish I had my 66 3/4 ton Chevy pickup with 292 in line 6, 3 speed column back. Of coarse, the 1960 was a real workhorse. Carry 2 ton of fertilizer and not even squat.

Keep that orange in sight at all times.

took affect recently . I believe private sellers, like on Ebay are exempt from collecting the tax to New York Residences. Yes New Yorkers, another hidden tax to collect. Now they can remove the Sales Use Tax off IT - 201 , page 3, line 59. Think they will?

This will certainly help the carpet and furniture business sales.

Guess I pick the wrong time to go to California

He's running for a higher political office. Taxpayer money has no limits.

The way this new law reads, you can carry a "gravity knife" IF your occupation warrants such a need for such a knife. This law, as many of New Yorks laws do, leave to many " loose ends"

I understand the term, "gravity knife " as defined by New York State knife laws, to be any knife that can be opened by a simple flick of the wrist. Many knives made today can fall under this category. Also, local laws can over ride New York State knife laws. To be safe, check your local laws on requirements.

Know this is an old thread. I picked up a couple of ax heads for $2 on a Flea Market in Medina, yesterday. One reads American Fork and Hoe. The other has Walters on it. Can't tell if it's from Canada or New York. American writing, not French. I got to get going making up the right style handles for these heads,I'm collecting.