Recent content by BenA

Congratulations! That's an awesome season!

Definitely seems that way. How can they say dumping piles on the ground is ok, but say a gravity feeder is not ok?

I agree. It sure seems like, in areas with even "just ok" cover, easy food attracts does. Does attract bucks during the rut, and the rifle season is during the rut. I would think, if a department really believed baiting concentrated deer enough to compound a CWD spreading vector, they would...

Kind of off topic, but I was considering starting the baiting next season. My habitat for the fall was what I would consider pretty darn good. But, the deer were noticeably using the neighbors' baited properties more. Are you going to do something different to try and combat the pulling power of...

What kind of feeders will you switch to?

Kentucky just added 9 more counties to the surveillance zones. https://fw.ky.gov/News/Pages/Kentucky-Fish-and-Wildlife-expands-CWD-Surveillance-Zone-to-include-nine-new-counties.aspx

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Awesome! She's going to eat good, especially after the struggles. Congrats!

What in the 50 Shades?!?! Joking. That is pretty slick.

I need it more for knowing if someone is hunting on me. I found this mashed down area by my corn field. It looks like someone had a blind setup.

Gardepro seem to have some of the best images. If you setup an outdoor, solar cellular router, you could put the hub anywhere. That would be one cellular plan for however many cameras you could connect to it. Then, if you had more acreage, just put another hub with cellular router 6000 feet ir...

This may be the Cuddeback killer. If you connected the hub to a cellular router, you could get all the pics you want for one cell plan.

In Kentucky, you can't feed March 1 thru July 31. I'm going to supply high protein food plots during that time period to concentrate deer around me. Food, Food, Food. My native forage in cover, cover, cover plan didn't work out so well.

This pretty much confirms my suspicions about my area. There's so much baiting being done and so much cover, that if you're not baiting, you're not going to hold many deer in relation to the people who are. I'm about to bump the food plot portion of my property out the roof. I'll also start...

If you stopped baiting, but your neighbors continued, what would happen?