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Years ago I used to bowhunt mature bucks, sometimes successful, sometimes not and settled for less to fill the freezer. Fastforward to my recent move to southern Va, where there are more mature bucks than where I lived in SC, in spite of being the dog hunting capital of the south. Last year...

I have a Van Brunt FB137A I have restored for food plots. I found a JD 246 that is in excellent shape but don't have any experience with them. It seems more universal, by changing plates you can plant corn, soybeans, millet, or sunflowers. It is 3 pt hitch, but only plants 2 rows at a time...

I found one, 6 ', grain and fertilizer boxes are great, no small seed box. It is complete and has been barn stored. It is double disc, all seed tubes are intact and stored in the seed box. All of the covering chains are with the machine. What can you tell me about it, the good and the bad...

Ive got ready access to a couple of ideal areas to put in small kill plots. It has good access for my tractor and tiller. They will receive mostly afternoon sun and I can help by hinge cutting. I'm thinking clover, chicory and cereal rye. The plots will be about 1/8 acre and will be about 3...

I planted two strips of sorghum with Lab Lab growing in the sorghum, and in the middle austrian winter peas, purple top turnip, cereal rye. Then a continuation of cereal rye and buckwheat. At the far end I planted clover, cereal rye, wheat, and a few purple top turnips. The deer are walking...

I planted two disc widths of sorghum on each side of my food plot. I mixed LabLab in with the sorghum and the sorghum is now headed out and the LabLab has climbed up to the heads on the sorghum. Problem is.......bears have found it and really like it. I was going to leave it through the...

I planted buckwheat in a field to amend the soil. I bush hogged a little late and alot of it went to seed. I lightly tilled while awaiting winter rye seed and now the buckwheat is popping up again, in fact it is a beautiful stand. I am considering letting it get about 4 to 6 inches tall...

I have located an old McCormick drill that is in good shape considering its age. It is one of the steel wheeled units. It has been barn kept all its life and even has the canvas covers that McCormick supplied. It has a grain, fertilizer and seed bin and double coulter wheels and is an 8...

I ran up on a 8300 in great shape but it needs to be cut down for my use. Its either 10 or 12 feet and I would cut it down to 6 foot. Have any of you tackled cutting down one of these drills? It has hydraulics for retracting the wheels. I don't think it is a true grain drill, as I think it...