Recent content by swat1018

A lot depends on the type of plumbing. I shut off the water and drain the lines in the basement, most of the water siphons off from upstairs, but I'm sure a little remains somewhere. My plumbing is PEX and the stuff is about indestructible. The only damage I have ever had is a shower head. I...

What the residents I know are complaining about are guys leasing up lots of land and outfitting hunts every week for the whole season, running a bunch of NR hunters in and out every 5 days. The guys doing this are all residents.

The sad reality is that MDC doesn't care and don't want the hunting to get "good." They want to eradicate the herd in attempt to fix CWD, unless you are a NR then they don't want the deer killed. More sound biology from MDC,

356, being one of the resident MDC fans, how does reducing the buck limit from two to one further their mission of managing the CWD infested herd? So, they want to trash the herd in the name of CWD, yet, it's not all that important to reduce the population when a nonresident wants to shoot two...

I've been going to a place for 20 years or so. It use to be a fly-in only, but logging opened up some roads in the area, now you can get to a parking lot in a vehicle. From there you load your stuff in a boat and boat into the cabin. The cabin has a bathroom, including hot shower. Kitchen...

At least they aren't playing follow-the-leader and trying to kill every deer they can over a corn pile, like Missouri. I'm ready for a fresh perspective, quite frankly.

Yep, I went with a 10.5.

It's still not a big deal.

Me too! That's the only reason I bought it, shooting hogs at night with the subsonics. And it does the job...

What County? I'm in Lewis and Knox.

When I bought one of my farms there was a disc that came with the place. They had a hunk of telephone pole with eye bolts through it and chained to the back of the disc. On my big pull type disc, there is a hitch on the back where I can hook my cultipacker behind. That does a good job.

You ever try calling hogs? I have a Convergent Bullet ecaller. I've yet to try it.

Nothing wrong with a .223 but if it's a dedicated hog gun, I'd go with something like my .338 ARC, especially if you plan on suppressing it. The 307 gr. subsonic in .338 is quiet and still lots of energy, more than the 300 BLK.

If your clover is a good stand and ankle high, I'd probably retest the soil. I find it hard to believe you'd have a good stand if that original test is correct.

Go Boilers!