Recent content by Booner21

You will be there all day spreading oats/rye with the solo. I can fit close to 25lbs of rye in the spreader at 1 time. And cover some serious ground, You will not be happy spreading it with the solo. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

My bark grafts were very successfull and I was a first time grafter. I am curious what your issues were. I cut my own scions the year after I bought some and didn’t do well with those but the scions I purchased did great. I think I did poor with the collection and storage. Sent from my iPhone...

For clover I agree the solo spreader is the way to go however if broadcasting large seed like beans oats pees or even radishes get the earth way. I have the solo and it sits in the corner. I can spread 3x faster with the solo the range of seed is much better with the bag spreader. The metering...

No way I’d do 10 miles on a ctl I have taken mine to the neighbors and it is 0.5 miles any further and I would trailer it honestly. I would think you could find someone with a truck and trailer local that would hall it occasionally even if you traded a little machine use. I haul ours with a 3/4...

My dad just purchased a 2108 t595 with foot controls. I had probably 100 hours run time on iso controls before running this one. After running the foot controls for a little while I would say I prefer them over the iso. This machine had 600 hours on it and was in the mid 30s. Honestly After...

I have a 257 weatherby a little hotter than the Robert’s but I love that rifle. I haven’t shot a ton of animals but several deer have fallen to that rifle. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I also have a couple of scout conversions. 2 different guns first 3 shot groups after an initial fouler at 100 yrds. The conversions definitely shoot. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

It was negative 4 here actual temp shed with no heat was still 39. Really glad I insulated mine 39 felt real warm after coming in from outside Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Mine is something similar. This is exit from a little slower (my 8year old shoots) load going about 2250 with a 275gr bullet. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Not sure your appetite for upgrading your gun but there is a builder doing smokeless conversions on the omega frame pricey but great rifles. May also look into a 45/70 conversion if smokeless is legal in your state. You won’t find a flatter shooting rifle. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I am not picky and will take them anyway I can get them. I am hoping to get them to 5 in most of the spots I have don’t care as much about rack size as I do age. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I am looking for some late dropping persimmon, I have prok and lena I could trade Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Any thoughts about using fire to help get things going? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Not me but I have a good friend that did it twice in the same year both with a bow. Actually switched stands mid hunt and killed two mature deer very shortly after moving. I am way to conservative to do something like that Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

No first hand experience but this looks like a good middle of the road blind and May fit the bill. https://mylazymanstands.com/. I have had my eye on them for a while but always end up building. They look like they would be easy to get where they are going. Before we had equipment we built them...