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Yeah, sorry I have been so MIA. This COVID mess is keeping me beyond busy. How is everyone. Or should I say both of you?

Well hello there strangers!

That is weird. I can see them just fine. Not sure what else to do. Resizing for this page is a pain in the cornhole.

So we had a new farm in Callaway County basically fall into our laps this year. It is in an agriculture area so I am sort of having to relearn how to hunt a place like this as I haven't hunted ag land in YEARS. We have hunted the property 5 times and had 35 deer sightings which is something I am def...

Have been meaning to log in and tried to a few times with no success, but RB got me straightened out. It has been a pretty good year for the most part. We have some incredible river trips this year and deer season has been successful as well. IN September I sat one of our stands overlooking our whea...

Yeah we did that same song and dance as well. Then I finally just borrow a hand tiller and went down in our bottoms and spent two days with a weed eater, rake and tiller to clear out a spot and put one in. Damn near killed me, but they saw how well it worked and we have tried to expand a little each...

Oh and thank you by the way!!! I am excited. Now I can turn my attention to my wife and my oldest who will be returning from college for Thanksgiving break this coming weekend.

We have three on 243 acres. Two on our river bottoms. One is probably about half an acre, one is about 1/4 acre and one is about 1/8 of an acre if that. The key to our success (well my spot anyway) this year was acorns. The ridge I hunt is FULL of them and they are STILL dropping. The deer sign up t...

Well we had a pretty good opening weekend down on our humble Pulaski County farm. A combined 6 hunters killed three bucks and two does with a few other deer seen as well. My season only lasted three hours. Had deer around me from the moment I got to my tree (I had a buck chase a doe by at about 40 y...

Thanks RB we had a fantastic opening weekend down in Pulaski Co! (SEE POST)

It was exciting to say the least. When we walked up on him, my son was speechless. It was so thick where we were, we had no idea how big a buck he was. I honestly thought he was a forkhorn. When we counted 8 points, you would have thought he won the lottery!!!

That is exactly right TH. I find that this year I am far too often in the right place at the wrong time instead!

Let's try this: