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Loving the 6.5. Two bucks hit. Two bucks dropped in their tracks. No bad calibers. Just bad shooters. ;)

That's half the battle these days.

Great movie.

That's a great looking mallard! Fantastic work. I sent a woody out to Birdman Studios probably 10 years ago or so. It came back great. Paid a little extra for an expedited return and it was worth it. Only took a few months. Not sure if he still does that. Waiting sucks!

I was just talking about windows…I enjoy the process as well. Building blinds is fun but I also like to work smarter not harder. ;)

If you haven’t bought windows yet I’d highly recommend getting the grey or tinted windows from the start. All of this add-on stuff sounds like a pain in the ass. With a dark blind interior and the windows closed you can’t see in them.

I've got a running word document w/ tree planting information (much like Cat mentioned) going back to 2011 when I started doing it. I also keep a CAD drawing w/ aerial and fruit tree locations and food plot info/layout. So I've got them labeled in the field and on the computer.

I use a cheap engraver to write on metal tags I get off amazon. Then I used plastic coated wire to put on the cages. When the cages get removed I put the tag on a small diameter branch. The "write-on" tags I tried were chewed up by the deer or coons and became pretty useless. The method I'm...

That's only in the front. Rest is box. Did that so I could vertical bow hunt out of it. I hardly ever sit there for bow hunting. My dad crossbow hunts out of it. I don't think I sat in it once for bow this past fall. Gun hunted out of it a few times later in the week after I had already shot one...

I bought the tinted windows. I also painted the inside black.

Here's mine from the outside. Original Deer Blind Window Co windows. The deerview windows I have sitting in my spare room don't have holes drilled for the mounting screws along the edges. One minor difference (annoyance) between the two.

https://www.thedeerblindwindow.com/ I've used both for windows. This one shipped much quicker than deerview. I like the quality a touch better too.

I used 3' high fencing on ROD years ago. Worked fine. Just don't put a 12" dia. cage on a plant. Make them big enough. I planted a silky dogwood in a 12" dia. cage. 3' tall. The plant has still not grown bigger than the cage.

Always enjoy the hunt. Beats working.

I'm going with the guy above though. I had one of my best years ever.

What if you enjoy shooting trophies? ;)

What's your brine recipe? I have a bunch of roasts and want to try making a pastrami or corned roast. That looks delicious!

I didn't quite get your wind comment. Why would wind be blowing to the west? Not that it doesn't in the fall, but I'd think some W/NW is more prevalent? A bigger picture of the surrounding area might be helpful.

How big is your plot going to be? what part of WI are you in?