G-Man

i personally dont but the processor i use does. its phenominal put 1 and a half deer into it last year..and plan on at least 2 whole deer this year

no im sure your plants got the shot they needed unless you has flood waters that washed it away your good

3 1lb packs of bacon, 6 1lb packs of ground, 4 packs of garlic sausage. that was from 4 deer.. maybe need 5 or 6 this year.. bacon is addictive

lol my time working towards it never ends

just finished my last food plot . i have 15 stands up and will have rest done by end of august. i do not set foot in my woods from sept 1st. till bow starts oct 1.

i hang over 30 stands a year. and always scout new spots

i like to wait before rain i fertalized corn just before a d its jumped 3 ft in a week. heavy dew can work but much of our area was to dry the rain was sorly needed

my property has paid for its self a couple of time . logginf and hobby farming , and firewood sales. it all depends on the property and what you do with it

started buying land in 93 for 300 an acre now have close to 300 acres.. i wish i started earlier..

trade in old cam? whats that deal about?

an old hay field has lots of clover and forbes growing in it. oaks are cyclical so a plot would be benificial when they dont produce. clover and a brassica mix should stand up to browse pressure. as for not having the means.buy. a 2.5 gallon hand sprayer , spray gly ( active ingrediant in round up) wait 2 weeks . plant . if you can hand rake or burn off browned up grasses for better seed soil contact you have a small plot for under 50 bucks and a little effort. it doesnt need to be big 1/5 to 1/4 acre for hunting over is all you need . you can expand it every year by hand if you want bigger clover last for years. and overseeding with turnip makes the deer " "rototill" it digging up bulbs every yeae and the clover will reseed itself in worked up ground. you hear spo ilt test. but you can do without it. doing anything is better than nothing..

i would take it over plastic or carbon fiber. personally i like a nice walnut satin stock.

4 foot ! time to throw fatheads and crabs in !!

he keeps all the guns the find. but lots of hunting anf fishing stuff cheap. good deal if your a buyer . but as i said i woulndnt do land deal with them but hundreds do every year..

its a realestate family that buys and sells camps. when people fall behind the reposess property and everything left on it. the tractor is a john deere. he put new tires on it the former owner died and it was left on the property. tree stands peoplenput up on his properties he finds during logging are all taken down and resold. its not stolen but its repossed i guess you would say. can buy stand as cheap as 25 bucks apiece for hangons ladders 50.. its actually a good deal but i would never buy property from the family..though i heard hes not as bad since his mother died..

this is the annual i took your stuff off property when you didnt pay..or found on posted property. some good deals can be fpubd as everything is sold.

mine have become spreading bushes.. and are 10 to 15 ft high. i tend to plant a lot of stuff forget about it and then find them a few years later again...lol

they will browse but nuts are available end of sept early oct.

they worked for a living.. most came up on family farms where baling hay was the going to the gym.. shooting bow is most exercise some get ...

there is a new app out for your phone that identifies plants and trees and shrubs by taking a photo of them . this comes in handy when looking for prefered browse or removing undesireable species / undergrowth. its called plantsnap. free limited number of snaps but you watch ad and give you more fore free. named PlantSnap if you care to try it

well medium and none for my area. glad i get landowner tags

https://www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/30409.html

bucks have different needs when growing antlers. but they may shift onto that farm come time when they are in hard horn. it happens at my place every year. big guys show up late august sept. before that all 1.5 and 2.5 year olds on camera.. dont put to much stock in summer photos

i have been including hazelnut in my plantings last few years they are really starting to produce . they do best on sunny edges and provide screening and nuts.( they are great to eat if you beat the animals to them)

some people use them.for decorations..spragues has geese and owls and racoons mounted in their resturaunt.