Recent content by MadMadHoosier

Looking at images this afternoon, and this was in the mix. Is Cudde really going to start sending advertising mixed in with my trail cam images???

Get some old railroad ties and make yourself some crane mats (that your FEL can handle) to lay across the area.

I worked on the river in Louisville, KY, and one early morning walking into the riverside shop I thought they painted the blue metal on the building brown. As I got closer it became apparent that the mayflies were so thick on the 180' blue wall of the building that it looked brown. Good...

I would think so. Devices also “usually” have it printed somewhere on the device. I made a mild effort to find out a while back, but gave up. Did not see the need to proceed because I’m pretty sure no other unlicensed frequency in the US, besides the 915 LoRa, could do what CuddeLink does...

I've yet to find documentation on which frequencies Cuddelink uses to talk between cameras. AI says they use 2.4 GHz, but based on the distance I've achieved between cameras, I don't believe it. They most likely use the 915 MHz LoRa band. If so, the multi-band antenna you linked, while not...

“Exclusive” hunting rights? Your number seems fair. If not exclusive, it would not be worth much to me.

Maybe since yours was extra mulched the cover crop will work well, but I had an area done last year and spread winter wheat that never germinated in the ground up wood mulch. Maybe it was the mulch, or I even wondered if the PH was changed with all the wood chips??? But I'm going to bush hog...

You said you were looking for a phone app, so here is a shot of the same area on the iPhone.

It's been a few years, but back when we were lobstering in Key West, we used the Garmin ActiveCaptain App on an iPad. If I remember correctly you can activate it on two devices. Here is a shot of Kings Bay on Crystal River on the iPad….

This feeder has not been filled for 2 years.

If you let someone buy the other half, you will regret not owning it all in very short order.

I've got so many doe on my farm I was not even thinking about that. The other pass on our farm is youth hunters. They can shoot what ever they want for their first deer.

I don't know how to ask this question without it seeming personal, but I assure you it is not. Am I one of the few that would rather shoot a doe than a less than spectacular buck?

If the gun had been set up well with quality components, every time I've blamed the scope it was a waste of time down that rabbit hole. Almost always a carbon ring in the barrel that needed cleaning, or occasionally a loose muzzle brake. YMMV.

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