Recent content by Gilly

Beautiful Pics!

My dogs love them! They dig up half the yard looking for them.

Went turkey hunting Saturday hoping to setup some decoys in my food plot but my PPT and Trophy Radish are bolting, which did not make for a very visible setup. Should I let them bolt or mow them down? I already have clover established and the winter rye I planted in September is coming in great...

I would clean the dirt and bugs off of it and then nail a long nail in the wall and stick the head of the nail in the brain stem hole. As simple as it gets.

With these mature bucks showing back up. Would it be wise to use doe in estrus or any calling/rattling ? I dont use scent much and I normally stay quiet but am willing to pull out all the stops. I have one of these bucks on cam trailing a doe on Nov 30th... And as Bill saw on his cams I also...

Over the last week I have been getting pics of mature bucks I have not gotten pictures of since August/September. Hopefully they are back to stay and not just passing through as I thought they were doing earlier this fall. What are your thoughts on some mature bucks just now showing up after...

My guess is acorns. The deer know where those trees are and headed that way.

Looks like a bobcat or a big tom cat

Trail Cam Pro sells new, used, and refurbished cams and if Im not mistaken they offer a 2 year warranty on all cams. Cant go wrong with that!

I would also like to know what plant that is...? I have some popping up in my plot too.

The storm should be gone by noon on Saturday. I was planning on planting as soon as it stopped raining. Granted I will just be broadcasting seed into my existing plots and wont be using heavy equipment.

Its showing it for me, Sorry about that. Its black with a white stripe down its back with an orangish head. It doesnt look like an army worm from the pictures Im seeing online.

Trying to grow trophy radish in a pot on my back deck and I have had these caterpillars munching on them the last couple days. Anyone know what they are or how to keep them from eating the leaves? I am guessing it is some sort of moth larvae since they have been thick out the back door lately...

$18 per 56lb here in Central NC

Google Cree Flashlight. For ~$20 they are Brightest cheapest flashlight you can arguably buy. They have headlamps too. It blows away my $70 surefire. Make sure you buy one with the battery charger included and from a seller with good ratings. Love mine!!