Recent content by Satchmogv

Got my Milo, chicory, and brassica blend ordered the other day from them. 👍

Hoping to get a mix put in this spring that will produce something similar. Maybe just a bit thinner so the deer will wander thru it.

I’m going to have dual small tanks in a couple spots come spring. I plan on sprinkling some mineral in one and do a side by side comparison. Stay tuned. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[emoji1787] I’ll get on it. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Yea, I was a member back when all you guys left QDMA. I still have my 160 a few miles east of Nimrod. I live down in Wyoming, MN. I’ve kind of neglected my habitat work the last few years. Now that I’ve semi-retired I will be jumping back into the game and playing catch up, I knew I had to get...

I’m definitely going to have to try this on my ground. Thanks Foggy

Oh I understand how things can change instantly with regard to neighbors. Thru property choice and a variety of circumstances, I only have one neighbor along my south property line. When I purchased the land, the land owners to the south were a great family and wonderful neighbors. 5 years...

The last couple of years I have been dialing in my .270 to zero at 200 yards for trips to Montana. Totally unnecessary for my MN property, but I can get longer range opportunities where we hunt in Wisconsin. Nothing will make you more accurate than confidence in your weapon.

This is why I spent many years looking for the right property. I wanted land with privacy, limited access, deer of course, low pressure, and limited neighbors. While I may not have the highest deer density or potential, every other box was checked. You will never be able to control neighbors to...

Merry Christmas gang!

Like SD said, it is best to go light and make two passes (or more) in alternating directions to get consistent coverage. I too have to put my hand in front while running just to make sure there is seed coming out. Make large sweeping motions left and right to cover a wider area as you walk your...

Very true. It would allow state trappers to be more proactive in the fight against depredation instead of waiting for confirmed kills and the feds to respond. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Bears are hard on fawns in my area as well. I think the bear population estimates are no more accurate in MN than the wolf population guesses by the state of MN. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

IMHO, The delisting of wolves is just a step in the pursuit of responsibly managing them. There are several other obstacles to overcome in the pursuit of that goal. There is already a divide between hunters, conservationists, anti hunters, animal activists, pet owners, farmers and ranchers...

I bought the blower seeder shortly after seeing it posted on this site quite a few years ago. I have used it a lot for my smaller seed crops and it does a wonderful job. The coverage control is awesome. I have used it to throw things as large as winter peas, but that is not where it shines...