Recent content by Catscratch

I've piled brush with a skid steer. Works on the average deer, the pain in the ass deer will go right through it and get downwind of ya. I've had good luck with encouraging paths rather than forcing paths. Ie- open a gate, tie the top wire down on the fence, leave a gap in the middle of a row...

I'll probably wait. Figure we still have a couple of cold snaps in store for us.

Cages are expensive until you factor in that trip to the land and every tree you've planted has been destroyed. Not so bad if they keep that from happening.

Thanks, good read! From what I'm finding it looks like it must connect to their hub. Can't just connect it to your own wifi extender. If someone knows different let me know. How are they for battery life?

Anyone know about this camera? At one time I was looking at a wifi extender coupled with a rechargeable security camera as a wireless cell-free option. This looks to be that marketed to hunters. Questions; 1. Are the "hub" and camera exclusive to each other? In other words do you have to...

I did something similar. Instead of a trench I made dikes to channel some water into it. There won't be much runoff where it's at, but I figure every little bit will help.

Nice!!! The tank I put in has been busy also!

Oh my, I swear I didn't think I was gone for long... but for the amount of jokes I missed it must have been weeks! I'll take two of those duallies please!

French Onion soup in the kitchen, while the smoker did magic on a pork butt. Maybe the best sandwich I've ever made.

You might ask your farmer about herbicides and any residuals that he's been using. And, I'd expect a rash of weeds like marestail to pop up if you let the wheat go. With that said a nice weedy field can make wonderful deer and bird habitat.

Hulled or unhulled?

Never heard that the red meat is where heavy metals and pesticides is accumulated. Is there testing or research that show that? I'm curious now. I cut all the red meat out of big flatheads and catfish. Do a chutch fish-fry every yr and even the picky eaters think it's all crappie. It...

Eh, not that interesting.

I've watched yotes eat pumpkins. This yr I had rabbits eating them inside the milo plot where the deer weren't going.

I like mellons.... in fact I LOVE MELLONS!!! The wife might say I like them an unhealthy amount, or at least an annoying amount. For deer I plant pumpkins.