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    Cleaning out this seed box

    On my woods seeder, the gears are metal. If I dont keep them lubricated, corrosion will make them difficult to adjust as needed. Yes, dust sticks to the gears lubricated with wd 40. I have used so called dry lubricant - dust also sticks to that. When I get done using mine, I hose those metal...
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    fishing reports

    Bluegill my favorite among bass, crappie, or catfish
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    Cleaning out this seed box

    I have hosed out my Woods Seeder - looks very similar. Make sure it is a good sunny warm day and it will dry pretty quick. Afterwards, I spray wd 40 on the seed meters. Open them all the way and spray and close all the way and spray. Do not used pressure washer
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    Cleaning out this seed box

    Has that had fertilizer in it?
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    Are the glory days of deer hunting coming to a close?

    He sprays in July and 100% kill rate - even on water lotus. He also uses AMS surfactant with that
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    Are the glory days of deer hunting coming to a close?

    My drone applicator uses gly at something like 52%. But, it is still mixed with some water - but not anything like tank mix on a tractor. I think tank holds about 5 gallons and he sprays about 3 acres on a tank and battery.
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    Raccoon trapping

    I remember one time a couple years ago complaining to my wife that I hadnt caught anything in a couple days. She said “I thought that was the point - to trap them until there arent any left”. I think @356 is right there - and at a perfect time - nesting season. 👍
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    Are the glory days of deer hunting coming to a close?

    I always wonder about that when I hear of high deer populations. I have killed one deer in the last six years. We have enough deer to generally see a few every hunt - but I also understand with our low fawn recruitment numbers, you have to have a lot of does to produce enough fawns to maintain...
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    Raccoon trapping

    My coons become trap shy pretty quick. I like to saturate with traps and trap about four days - or until I quit catching - and pick up
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    G&H Farms

    Everything green here A lot of verbena growing in the wheat - but doing no harm - now. Pollinators all over it
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    G&H Farms

    Fish and turtles in pond My habitat buddies - Ozzie the Aussie and Jager the small munsterlander
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    Building a coyote & hog black rifle...

    Yep, killing them in a trap can be a mess. I always tried to find someone who would kill them and take them home.
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    Building a coyote & hog black rifle...

    I fenced my feeder locations with 32” field fence years ago. I know of hogs getting out of a 60” high trap - yet in ten years, I never had a hog go over a 32” fence. Had one boar dig under and two little bitty piglets go through
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    fishing reports

    Mate harpooned it. Was deep - probably ten ft down. I thought no way is he gonna hit it. Obviously, he had more experience than I did😎 Then if got even crazier. Capt was up on the bridge, I was on the rod, mate had the harpoon line. We needed a gaff man - that left my buddy who had never seen...
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    fishing reports

    When I went after my sword, I had this preconceived notion it was almost non sporting - like a lot of folks believe baiting for deer to be😎. It was far from that. Aint gonna lie - it was boring. 20 hours on the rod and one bite at 19 hours and 55 minutes - I couldnt even tell it was a bite. I...
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    Incredible turkey hunt bobcat encounter

    I was working a gobbling turkey one morning. Turkey was just over a ridge, maybe 75 yards out. It was gun up on my knee ready to shoot. At this time, I saw a bobcat about 25 yards away a little to the left as it eased through the brush. I kept my attention on the turkey. A couple minutes later...
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    Trailcam pics

    There has been a long bearded hen using this food plot for six or seven years. I doubt it is the same hen - maybe offspring of the original
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    Trailcam pics

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    Trailcam pics

    This is an old man’s feeder. I took a section off legs so I can fill it standing on ground. Coons can stand on tip toes and reach spinner. It is a spin tech feeder mechanism so they dont get much out of it. A spring pushes the spinner plate agains the opening blocking corn from coming out except...
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    Trailcam pics

    Double Duty
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