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Not under normal circumstances, but perhaps this ultra mild winter in the north country has caused radishes to morph into perennials. Who knew?

We use an aggressive wire harrow behind an ATV. Works well to loosen up the top inch or so for planting small seed, clover, brassicas, rye. You do have to kill off and clear down to pretty bare ground however.

I've filled a couple of similar areas with a "corduroy road" made with cedar slabs I picked up from a guy that was sawing cedar logs. Worked really well and the slabs cost me $20 a pickup load.

Now that is an amazing video!

I posted this recently in the food plot forum but getting few looks and no responses so I thought I'd try it here. I'd really like to try RR sugarbeets again but need help. I know a few years back Monsanto precluded food plotters from acquiring RR seed, and that may still be the case, but I...

I would really like to try planting sugarbeets again but haven't checked on their availability for a number of years. I know Monsanto made them unavailable to food plotters some years back and I suspect that has not changed but thought I'd inquire anyway. I would appreciate any advice you can...

I've used Welter Seed and Honey. Great service, fair prices. Delivery is not free however.

JD 3038E, love it!

I've been using these for almost 10 years and love them. The modifications you suggest sound like great ideas. I'll be trying them out soon.

I was surprised I could not find a thread on this. We need a new buck pole at camp and I'd like to do it right. I think a substantial "nice" buck pole is important. My guess is that the deer don't really care, but I, and my hunting buddies, do. In my mind a buck pole should be something to...

I hear you Fair Oak. May 1st is when the bears show up at my place as well. I've learned over the years to stop feeding the birds when May rolls around as the bears move in and tear up anything that looks or smells like it may contain food.

Getting back to your original question, I do not believe those aspens will straighten up. I've had similar occurrences several times over the years and I've had to cut the aspen that were bent over the road. They just don't seem to straighten back up unfortunately.

Those prices are absolutely crazy!! Is there something very special about a 7600? I've got the fore runner to the 7600 in a 760 in 30-06. I'm thinking it might be worth a couple of hundred at best.

Sounds like a great hunt! Any chance you'd want to share the quide/outfitter info?

I have one of those huge folding knives, great conversation piece! I tell everyone it is for field dressing "wooly mammoths"!

I'm across the river from you in Menominee C0. MI, I looked last week and found exactly 0 apples. Bad year!

Those are really cool pics. That is an early drop.

I planted mine with a dibble bar. Just made a crease dropped them in and pinched them shut over the top. Doesn't really expose any fresh dirt. Perhaps that may help.

Rotate for sure. Change bait brand every year because they seem to lose interest for some reason when you stay too long on one brand. (I don't understand either) I put them outside and inside seems to solve the issue.

I have had great success with Miscanthus Giganteus. Very easy to plant and pretty much zero maintenance. Cut it down every year or two and let it grow. Forms a great screen that lasts all winter.