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Buddy that logs walnut. Sent me a pic a few days ago of a tree he said will bring $5,900. Might be worth her time to find the right buyer.

No pics... no left over fruit. Just gone. I wasn't noticing tree rats last summer, but they are sure thick now.

Fox squirrels. Never gave them thought before (considering habitat). Had a bumper crop of fruit this summer, then it all disappeared. Might have been squirrels, I don't know. Here's the deal... I have more tree rats now than I've ever seen before. They are thick! Wondering if they have a...

Milo/sorghum is good for me but for only a short time. Maybe a couple of weeks from the time they decide to eat it to the time it's either gone or they're done with it. From a food standpoint I'd go very heavy with beans and maybe mix some milo in with it. Either in 4ft rows or just a light...

Nice! Sounds great!

Where are you located? Beside a stores volume inventory of booze I see a Cheifs flag or 3.

Happy Thanksgiving!

Foggy, you got me a little curious; was that heater propane or electric? Always thought heating your scent stream would be a good method of scent control.

Took me forever to see the dog!

I've found the same thing to be true. It's a blind in of itself. I felt big and bulky in it the first time... but deer, yotes, and bobcats seem to completely ignore it. And since you're inside it you can move all you want without detection. I've found I can look down into it to play on my...

The last ladder stand I put up was a huge pain in the a$$. I'm in my low 50's, I could see getting hurt trying to put one up. But I do love hunting from a ladder stand! Those wrap around cloth things are pretty much what Foggy invented way back in the day to hunt the dinosaurs. Probably...

I had thought about that. Wouldn't be very hard to build from the tree out around the stand. Would make it safer in my opinion. If the stand is supporting your weight then the walls wouldn't need to be very sturdy. I've also spent quite a bit of time thinking about a pit blind. Not much...

Well... I have a Heater Body Suit. Damn thing is great! If it's REALLY cold I'll use it. If it's just kind of cold I don't bother with it and sit there being cold. Foggy, I could see me making something like that as an experiment to see if a more permanent structure would be worth pursuing...

I actually very much want a nice side-by-side. For a long time I wanted a .410 double, but now that I've gotten a 28 I'm shifting gears on my wish list. Having had a double previously that didn't have both barrels shooting the same point of impact makes me consider your NRA rating thing.

I've read that the Mossberg SA 20 and the Tristar G2 Viper are the same gun on the inside. Made by the same factory, marketed under different brands. Don't know if it's true, but might give some insight to those looking at them now. Also found this on a forum; "The Mossberg SA-20 & the...

Sorry man, she isn't obsolete just quite yet. I've had a couple of 15 bird streaks on doves with her. Not ready to pass her on. And if I did sell her one of my kids might through a pretty big fit.

I don't know a whole lot about what they have to offer, or what you consider a good pheasant gun. When I was a kid I killed a lot of pheasants with a youth model 20 gauge pump, ducks and geese too. My kid's over and under has proven to be a reliable shooter. I wouldn't hesitate to take this...

I'm considering trying to build an enclosure around a couple of my ladder stands for late season hunts. Anyone ever do this? Tips or plans?

It actually has a little more room than my Beretta's trigger guard. I believe the hole is about the same, but the Tristar's sets back further. Cotton painters gloves that I hunt in a lot.

That's awesome! Tell him I've heard that he does a great job!