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Pappy:
I will say 1 thing BJ, you stay busy. You know what they say about idle hands, you got no problem with that.  ;) :) :)
 Pappy

bjrogg:
Thanks Pappy. I think you and I are both good at keeping busy. I also like you have a good bunch to work with and that makes it easier. I’m feeling the years more as they pass. I still get a fair amount done, but I take more short breaks too.

It’s really starting to feel like fall around here. Temperature has been highs in low 70’s and lows low 60’s . I think the next couple days highs are only low 60’s but it’s supposed to warm back up in a week or so.

The pinto beans are really turning now. I’m guessing about 2 1/2 weeks and they will be ready.

Bjrogg

bjrogg:
We’ve had some really nice rain since we planted the cover crops in our harvested wheat fields.

The cover crops are growing nicely.

Bjrogg

bjrogg:
It’s just a little over a month till opening day bow season. I tried planting a mini food plot a couple times but the critters just ate it as soon as it emerged. I decided to try again when I planted my cover crops in our field. It seems to have worked so far. Now that the rest of the field has a nice tender cover crop growing on it they gave my mini food plot a break.

I’m sure it won’t be hard to get deer to come to my field once the neighbors harvest their crops. The tricky part is getting them to go where you want them to. I’m hoping my mini food plot might pull them in a little closer and give them a spot to stop and check out .

Don’t know if it’ll work but here’s my mini food plot. Might be hard to see but my ladder stand is in background

Bjrogg

Pat B:
Everything is looking good for you, Brian. We have problems with the deer eating everything I plant. I sewed food plot seeds last week and had a few rainy days after. I noticed on this mornings walk there is good germination.
 What we used to do at our club in GA was go two weeks before the season to set up camp, put up stands and cut shooting lanes. Then we'd rough up the ground near the stands, broadcast soy beans and a type of pea(can't remember the name) and cover them. When we got back 2 weeks later the beans and peas were just starting to come up and the deer were just starting to eat them. For the next few days the deer came in every morning and evening and made for good shooting. I never liked hunting over bait but this was more agricultural so I guess I just overlook it.  ;D

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