Excalibur Crossbow Forum

80-90% of my meat intake, some pork and chicken but i have not bought beef in 30+years for my eating. with me it all has to do with preference rather than dislike

If you got any deliveries that you are expecting by Fed Ex don't be surprised to find it in your trash, :shock: over the last 2 months we have had 4 packages shipped by Fed Ex and out of the 4, 3 of them were found in our trash ben up on the road where we put our trash to be picked up, the last tim...

i am hoping the youth hunter hunting my property will continue the streak and make it 6 successes in 6 years. prior seasons have netted 2 does, 2 8's and one 7.

personal goal of mine is to see 7 deer during the 3 months of seasons

I've had a Moultrie seed spreader with an electronic gate for about 5 years and it stopped working just as I was spreading urea for the corn. I need an electronic gate and a control unit. So I call up Moultrie and I find out that they do not sell anything to anyone in Canada. Dealers do not stock p...

if its not worth fixing then use it as bait for camera thieves to get pics of them in the act with a working but well hidden camera

liquid Fertilizer tends to be more expensive than granular ...Nitrogen / and formulations with N P and K in Liquid form are usually knifed into the ground along the row of seed to get it in the root zone .. 28 % ( nitrogen ) is being applied using special dribble bars on field sprayers to fertilize...

happy birthday Norm

any of you food plot growers have experience using liquid fertilizer instead of granular with the extreme cost of granular this year it seems to be a good year to experiment but i dont know anything about the liquid stuff

used to have a couple sites on my property and the deer hammered them (WINA 30-06). but michigan outlawed that along with baiting years ago

Just found out my state of Louisiana is requiring anyone under the age of 18 has to purchase a license to hunt deer or turkey. This does any apply to a fishing license. Now the cost is only $5.00 at this present time. I don't have a problem with this if the money goes to some good projects but I th...

I’ve grown a Hybred of sudangrass. It grows to 7’ and is excellent screening while it stands. The problem I had was that a good snow fall flattens it. I cultivated, spread the seeds and cultipacked the seeds in and that’s all. I only use screening plants to stop deer in my food plot from being seen...

I’ve grown a Hybred of sudangrass. It grows to 7’ and is excellent screening while it stands. The problem I had was that a good snow fall flattens it. I cultivated, spread the seeds and cultipacked the seeds in and that’s all. I only use screening plants to stop deer in my food plot from being seen...

Great feedback, thanks all! After talking with a few buddies, they agreed that food sources will likely draw better than any bedding material, that all depends on what is available to them in your area. the deer need to feel secure to use plots. in my area plots are not enough and now i am moving t...

Hi folks Must be the longer evenings that have me thinking about next season already! Anyone have experience with bedding/screening crops using no till methods? I tried my first plot last year using Jeff Sturgis's method, and it turned out awesome. Going to try something different with thinner food...

wish i could but in michigan it will be illegal to feed birds before long