Recent content by Bowsnbucks

^ ^ ^ ^ Thanks for that info, Swamper!

Question I haven't seen addressed anywhere on here - Do deer eat millet when it's green? Wondering if it would be a decent addition to a food plot seed mix.

Kinda scalds you when you miss by 20 minutes. Hope your son gets a crack in shooting light. Buck's a dandy!

Norways are the fastest-growing spruce, so that's a plus. All the hundreds of Norways I've planted at camp over the years have been seedlings of about 15" avg. Even starting that small, I've found that the first 2 years - not much growth. Root systems are getting established. But starting in...

Great pic! Good luck hunting, Kooch.

SD - When I looked closer at your pics with the wooden pallets, I stacked loads of firewood on wooden pallets using end braces I made from pressure-treated 2x4's. I cut (1) 8 ft. 2x4 into 2 ft. pieces, and screwed two of them together with 3" deck screws. Did the same with the other pair of...

I've cut oak, maple, cherry, birch, and hickory hard firewood for over 40 years. I have 2 Stihl saws, an MS-180c w/16" bar for smaller stuff, and an MS-390 w/ 20" bar for bigger stuff. The MS-390 (newer models are tagged 391) will run a 24" bar too. Several of us in hunting camp have the 390's...

What is a "sounder" in hog lingo?? Never heard the term - but I'm in Pa.

Looks delicious!!

^ ^ ^ ^ As for freezing apple sauce, we just ladle it into Rubbermaid, square 1 qt. containers & throw in the freezer. They stack well and are space efficient. Pics - I'm not as computer literate as my wife is. She tried several times to get our pics from camp & other things uploaded here -...

^ ^ ^ ^ Very cool she's into habitat work too. My wife has helped plant things at camp, and even hauled pruned apple limbs out of the way. I agree it's a nice way to spend some family time and improve a bit of nature in the bargain. Give her a remote handshake / high 5 from me, Newbie!! You...

Wife and I made up 12 quarts & 4 pints of apple sauce in 2 separate cooks. We always mix several varieties of apples to get lots of flavor. The varieties we used are Rosalea, Ludacrisp, Crimson Topaz, Pixie Crunch, Cortland, and Jonagold. We add no sugar or cinnamon - 100% pure apples cooked...

😭 I'm sobbing over your "throw-'em-back" 200 lb., 135" peep, Native!!! What an awful situation to have ..... " 'nuther year" bucks like that!! Tough at the Native ranch ....... 👀😲 Best of luck getting the one you want, friend!!

Red Tail hawk on something.

How do you measure your shooters / target bucks, Baker? If their rack won't fit in a bushel basket - it's time to go??? !!! 😲 👀 WOW!!