The Levee

[quote]What in your hunting world, would you be more than willing to outsource to a very detailed guy to repair, clean, or prep your hunting weekend?[/quote] Honestly, your best bet is to rent a bobcat and clear roads, enlarge food plots and clear fire lanes. When you make enough money, buy...

what about a new rifle with picatinny rail on top? Looking at the Ruger American Gen2 Ranch for my boy and it's got a rail. What QD or Attachment device do you recommend that holds a good zero? This would be paired with a low power/good light capture scope for thick brush hunting from tree stand...

[quote]A post from 24hourcampfire [/quote] This is great! Thanks! ...

Best advice I can give you is to get a quality hard case for storage and travel. My zero holds pretty true for years. Minor adjustments every year but I have a Leupold with nice rings. ...

You want 2-5% of your acreage to be food plots. So on the high end of 5% that would be 7.5 acres of food plots total. I’d rather have 2 3 acre plots than 6 1 acre plots. Then you can withstand browsing pressure, have better plots, reduce time on the tractor, and really set up nice plots....

[quote]spring plots[/quote] Say "Summer Plots" lol The first thing you should do is take soil samples to your nearest MSU Extension office. Be sure to request an analysis of organic matter as well. To answer your questions in order: 1. **Should I use the same plots?** Yes, stic...

[quote]You think of all the feed stores and feed suppliers that would go out of business with a statewide ban[/quote] They could sprout and sell fruit trees. Sell more foodplot seed and fertilizer. I guarantee they’d make more money than selling pallets of a commodity like corn with zero ...

[quote]I was going to stay in today but I have the itch. Hunting clothes are in the dryer and once they're done, I'm going to pack up and head out.[/quote] Cant kill em from the couch! Good luck and great decision! ...

Too busy selling merch ...

Yeah i think they are chasing in woodville ...