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re: Mock scrape on a WMA?

Posted by Ron Cheramie on 10/13/26 at 3:55 pm to
Make you a scrape and piss in it. Put up a camera. You would be surprised to see what all visits it
East of the Mississippi River yes
Will have to go back to the beginning of this thread but when was the earliest mention of FID completion? What year?

re: Black coyote pic

Posted by Ron Cheramie on 10/12/26 at 7:42 am to
Lil Ron got a predator call for his birthday a few years ago. Late summer we live outside city limits but in a neighborhood there are some fields and woods around He took a Henry 22 late evening and put that call up and he came running back like 15 minutes later saying he shot a black coyote.

I was like oh shite someone’s lab just got shot. But sure enough that sucker came up running 15 yards to him and he got it. It looked like hell with that summer coat

re: Sabine NWR

Posted by Ron Cheramie on 10/5/26 at 8:19 am to
You can drive from Hackberry to Holy Beach now during the season and maybe see 20 ducks on the sides of the road. Not too long ago there woukd be thousands
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Which is dumb why the state put this season where they did. It should have been included in teal season.


BBWD will nest well into September so that was not an option

LDWF worked real hard to get this season passed. It’s an experimental season. So everyone who participated in it is supposed to give feedback on any changes that could be looked at
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I think I’m gonna try for Oct 9/10. I’ve bush hogged twice and disced once but it was dry. Finally getting some rain. Have 7 small plots I wanna disc again, drag, lime/fert/seed, then cover.


3 diskings, 2 Bushhogs, dragging, liming, then covering? Man you are running your tractor over each plot 7 times? Each time you disk the soil moisture leaves. Doing a little too much imo
It could last 185,001 miles or a million miles depending an a bunch of factors mainly being the two drivers before you and how they drove it and maintained jt
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and therefore hurt the turkey population in my opinion)


100%

Aflatoxins and congregating them and then getting their arse shot during the season over it
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ehh, it is certainly not good as the sole source of nutrition, but ~7% protein and full of carbs for energy especially in the cold months that ultimately turn to fat when not used for quick energy it is not a bad supplement especially in addition to a good food plot Look at the deer that forage in and around the Iowa corn fields, they look pretty healthy to me


To a point yes. Northern deer are gonna be a little bigger anyways and they are eating a whole bunch of other stuff besides corn

Most people that feed in Louisiana may spin out two pounds of corn per day with their feeder and by the time the coins and crows get their share the deterrent really getting much from it

Corn is an attractant to kill deer in the south
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What about deer hunters in the marsh where deer have really limited access to food? Most marsh deer hunters that hunt private land i have met hunt over a feeder


Marsh deer will survive just fine without feeders

If a deer has to rely on corn a hunter puts out to live he is doomed anyway

Corn has very little nutritional value
CWD has been shown to be spread on the feet of raccoons and also the movement of hay and alfalfa can spread it

There are a lot of talking heads that bring this up and bring up the decisions of the agencies but they never have their own solution. They never say what they would do if in charge of the situation
They are very good to eat. They also breed throughout the summer. There are still babies around and that is why they didn’t open it during teal season

Not all of them leave but they will go nocturnal

This is an experimental season so let them work out some kinks

re: September Is Gator Season!

Posted by Ron Cheramie on 9/4/26 at 12:28 pm to
Pierre part is absolutely infested with alligators. I don’t know how many gators get taken out every year but it’s not near enough
The family needs some serious prayers right now guys. She didn’t make it
I’d bring a 5 or 6wt and hit this canals Peacocks, Mayan cichlids, tilapia, and all kinds of random stuff that would be real fun on a fly
Not a wasp. Looks to be beetle. Maybe a borer of some sort
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100% they did


He planted it in August with full intentions to hunt doves over it though. I am sure he planted on top of that first playing as well

If someone wanted to establish a good winter wheat crop, they are not even thinking about it in August. It’s for doves plain and simple.

What’s isn’t hard to grow. It will grow in the bag if it the bag gets wet but it will also die back real quick in the dry months of September and October