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I drilled my breech plug out on my Inline and ended the miss fire with Blackhorn 209.
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If those round bales were baled, net wrapped, and still on the field in the original drop spot since September, do you think it's a sin? Been quite the year for haying. I feel bad, LOL.
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Sum up your season- partys over ! .........
landtracdeerhunter replied to Robhuntandfish's topic in General Hunting
I will enjoy the last day of deer hunting just as well as I have enjoyed the first. Should of, would of, could of is not an option though and never will be in my mind. I enjoy deer season to dam much to ever ruin it with that train of thought. -
Some nice detailing on those calls. Fine job whoever made'm. Brake'm in right and please post pics in May.
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Was planning the bow this year like last, but now that the snow's on the ground; quick ran out and got my muzzleloader permit. All the deer I've been seeing are 100 yards and better.
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Our coyote population has exploded here. Must be a good year. We will do our best to hang some fur.
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Do any of these these gutter cleaning people bring any kind of a liability disclaimer with them?
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I don't worry about gutter cleaning any more. All my gutters got ripped off by the ice going off the roof years ago. I suppose one day before one side heads for China and the other towards the sky, I'll replace them. Oh hell, be easier just to sell the place, lol.
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I see the Covert still taking some fine pictures.
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Damascus knives are great. Stag handles with brass bolsters and pommel are my favorite. Damascus twist are a really special looking knife. Damascus tend to rust easier, due to the high carbon. I store mine out of the sheaths and coat with peanut oil, every so often.
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We have a recipe using mashed potato. We also make zucchini tomato pie. How about german potato pie, southern style. Goes great with lots of home made bread.
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Grabbed a blind out of a foot of creek water early Sunday. The turkey and ruffled grouse were really going to town.
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The turkeys sure know when spring has sprung.
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They are just killing me! weathermen!
landtracdeerhunter replied to growalot's topic in General Chit Chat
Well, weathers are calling for up to 2 1/2" of rainfall here today, with up to 2" of wet snow tonight. Flood watches up for a large area of the state. April showers bring May flowers, if they don't wash out in the process. Just like walking on a wet sponge here. -
Got out between the raindrops this morning with two fair to nice right and left drops, They lie one and two years there. That makes three, maybe three hours looking. Not an antler from this season yet. Glad I wore the waders as ditches are running full. The autumn oliver is leafing; clover and grasses are growing. Deer look skinny here. No post pics until all stones are turned.
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Some turkey loads down range today
landtracdeerhunter replied to turkeyfeathers's topic in Turkey Hunting
I found the Federal shells shot about that same way out of a Remington 20 gauge Jellyhead. I like the weight of a 20 walking a mile and a half in. -
I like to use different sounds once the birds come in to see what kind of a reaction. Usually, they just stop and look out of the side of their heads. The jakes will sometime bump into the hens, with a peck reaction back. Had one hen, most likely the dominate, get after other hens chasing the others with warning sounds including the jake. Their is something to learn in every encounter.
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Natural vocals. Hunt out of a tent so movement isn't an issue.
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I can bring in hens galore, and a jake or two. Never a tom. They always hang up.
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They are just killing me! weathermen!
landtracdeerhunter replied to growalot's topic in General Chit Chat
IDK, they hit it pretty close most of the time. We had over an inch of rain between last night and this morning. Now, wind gust up over 50 mph. as forcasted. Lights are flickering. Getting ready for lights out, again. -
Got some saw work done...
landtracdeerhunter replied to growalot's topic in Land Management, Food Plots and QDM
You have a sugar bush. Where is the evaporator?, LOL. -
Kubota Tractors
landtracdeerhunter replied to bigpaul's topic in Land Management, Food Plots and QDM
Reading grow's post; here is another thought about buying a tractor. If it is going to be used for food plotting and purchased with the backhoe option; how easy is it to remove the backhoe and convert back to 3 point hitch implements. Ground clearance is also something to consider. Most all backhoes are subframe today. Some have very little ground clearance with the subframe brackets installed. -
Kubota Tractors
landtracdeerhunter replied to bigpaul's topic in Land Management, Food Plots and QDM
I remember when Kubota started back in the 70"s, people said the same thing. What is a Kubota,? LOL. With tractor interest rates so low, as well as the warranty manufactures offer; It really doesn't make sense to buy used in this size tractor; unless it's a real buy. Little warranty as well as higher interest rates make up the difference. -
Cell Cams banned by P&Y
landtracdeerhunter replied to BizCT's topic in Trail Camera Reviews and Info
Glad everyone doesn't think the same way or New York State would fall far shorter than it already does for record deer. Not entering your P&Y bucks helps in that respect.