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  1. remy3424

    Shelter Belt

    I sure wish we would have had access to the fabric roller with ours. I believe these fellas run the fabric OVER THE TREES after planting them and the go back and cut a slit and pull the tree through. With that fabric holding back the vegetation for a few years, that switchgrass might not be a...
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    Uninsulated Boots??

    I do get cold feet easily and I don't hunt anything in the summer months, so I have no use for uninsulated hunting boots. Even in early season I do not notice my feet being hot in 400 gram boots. In the summer I wear a shorter "hiking" looking uninsulated shoe/boot. I don't wear too much...
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    Prepping for a controlled burn.

    We get the local FD out with a couple rigs when we burn. A couple tillage passes to turn the edges black first.
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    Shelter Belt

    Hope the rain finds your project, I had just over 1.5" this morning from the night. The radar shows more rain around the region than I have seen for a long time...maybe we will work out of this drought pattern we have been in for 3 years. I transplanted a few ditch cedars, dogwoods and plums...
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    Shelter Belt

    That is one serious project that you will take pride in for the rest of your life! Great to see some "going-in" with all you see "going-out" recently. Super nice habitat coming your way soon!
  6. remy3424

    New to forum.

    Welcome from a current NW IA guy.
  7. remy3424

    SD Public Pheasant Hunting Trip

    My tip would be to keep hunting that private ground near Pierre. Why not?
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    Pheasant Fact Friday - PF FB Repost

    That is possible, I just never thought that, as it is such a fine powder. I just assumed they found enough in our road gravel. A good idea, I might explore that.
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    Pheasant Fact Friday - PF FB Repost

    If I could find crushed limestone near me, I would buy a 1000 pounds to supplement the hens, just to make it easier for them.
  10. remy3424

    HOE-LEE-COW!

    Over the next up coming weeks, I will try to get my young granddaughters out to hear this. I just makes me happy to hear them in their crowing contests. Hope the kids enjoy it half as much as me!
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    Never been able to shoot the model 12 well.

    Before and after pics!
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    Pheasant Fact Friday - PF FB Repost

    Eat-up ladies!
  13. remy3424

    Goose

    Speaking of breaks...has b-b been seen recently? Sorry, not lumping him in with the Goose.
  14. remy3424

    I got a letter in the mail from the Governor!

    So that is way some folks keep record of those details, well done. Just tell them that you didn't see or harvest a bird and hunted everyday of the season. We need the help on the habitat here.
  15. remy3424

    New from Missouri

    Welcome from your neighbor to the north. You might not have ton of pheasants, but you have to have more quail than Iowa.
  16. remy3424

    Crazy weather

    Maybe 2 inches in NW IA where I am....how did you fellas in MN do?
  17. remy3424

    Crazy weather

    Gim, was thinking of you when I hear about the large potential snowfall MN was expecting. We have our local PF banquet Saturday, so hoping it stays north of us.
  18. remy3424

    The most Beautiful Bird Hunting Boot ever

    Well, guess I needed to have ordered a year ago when I was pricing them out, for true custom boots. That toe cover was one of the options I would not have skipped when expecting the boots to last a decade or more...that toe leather takes a ton of abuse walking in cover.
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    The most Beautiful Bird Hunting Boot ever

    I thought these were a true custom deal, trace your foot and they made the boot that size/shape. I would love to try them, but maybe not the best idea right now. The Thorogoods I wore this season faired very well. So far, they look like maybe the best boot I have owned. I need to write a...
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    Glad to be here

    Welcome from Iowa, the land of little public hunting opportunities and shrinking private habitat.
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