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My sincere condolences.

Congrats. Very nice buck.

I agree. I bought two of the originals and they were so good that a couple years later I bought a third one. That was after they were bought out. The third one didn't last one full season. All the grommets tore out and it leaked in a mild rain. The first two are still being used by a couple of...

Like most fruits for commercial sale, these are probably hybrids grafted onto rootstock. Any fruit grown from the seed will revert to the rootstock. My grandson saved several seeds from peaches many years ago. he cleaned them, dried them and kept in the fridge through the winter. We planted...

My Kieffer behind the house leafed out, blossomed and set fruit. Now it is losing all it's leaves but the small fruits are still hanging on the tree. This tree is very old. It might be on it's last legs.

I have hogs occasionally but this was different. I could not find a single fire-ant hill anywhere in the plot. That just never happens. Also, several of the holes were were only about for or five inches wide but six inches deep, I really don't know what caused them but my friend has been farming...

I've been planting foodplots for about 50 years. I thought I had seen it all. Today I walked out to my plot behind the home for the first time in quite a while. I can see it from my back door but the heat and COPD have been keeping me housebound. The plot is very overgrown with tall grasses and...

I have always started my tomato plants in pots. I normally use wrapped up newspaper to make my own pots about 8 to 10 inches tall. This is one way I always have fresh garden tomatoes before anyone else. I put about 5 inches of good potting soil in the pots and when the plants have grown about 5...

This is strange. I just ordered this book yesterday on Amazon.

Most of the "wagonwheel" plots have 3 or four spokes.

That is a very familiar tactic in this part of SC. They show up real well on Google Earth. People will create a wagon wheel with multiple spokes and put a shooting house at the hub. Most of the spokes are normally about 150 yards long and about 30 feet wide. See the a lot in pine plantations.

Many years ago I read a article by one of the top outdoors writers of the time. I can’t remember exactly which one it was, but the article got a lot of attention. Basically, he made a point that all hunters go through phases. The new hunter just wants to kill something, anything legal...

My grandfather, supposedly, won a Model 94 in a poker game about 70 years ago. It got passed down to my dad and then to me. It's the long barrelled rifle chambered in 38/55. It is heavy but shoots great. It has probably been the demise of at least 30 deer over the years. I can recognize the...

They also are making 2 four-wheelers. Don't know if they are taking pre-orders for them yet. American made in Texas. Costly to purchase also.

Check out the Volcon Grunt. https://www.volcon.com/grunt-explore

https://www.hunker.com/13426931/how-to-grow-oak-trees-from-cuttings

If you want good info one anything trail related in Utah, check out this website. http://atvutah.com/index.htm I got hooked on atv trail riding through this group. I spent two summers out there riding with them. An absolutely unbelievable place. I've ridden trails from Salt Lake City all the way...

I'd pass and build my own for less. The wheels are available from several sources for a lot less than that. https://www.agrisupply.com/cultipacker-wheel/p/62078/

I just came across an add from Kunz. It's in the latest edition of Whitetail Institutes magazine. The have a cultipacker listed that is available in 48, 60 and 72 inch widths. It has cast iron wheels which are the best option. Don't know the cost, but it might be what you are loking for.