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Re: New information on antler growth!!!! that dude must be transplanted from Oklahoma---sounds like some the guys we have here. that is funny todd

Re: 2004 Muzzleloader Buck congrats on a great lookin' buck. Are you seeing any offspring of freakzilla yet?

Re: What city and state is everyone from? Grew up in Noble and now live in OKC, OK Go Pokes!

Re: MONSTER MIX & other seeds ok--sorry you didn't get your plot in this year. I only have one change for you over the advise i gave you last year. This is what I did this year. I wanted to start a perennial plot but didn't want to leave the plot empty all summer so instead of planting cowpeas I planted roundup ready soybeans. These soybeans are totally resistant to the affects of roundup. This way you can spray the plot during the summer to eliminate every weed and grass in the plot but still have a great forage for the deer to feed on. I sprayed the plot the first of April with round up and two weeks later disced and planted. I planted 75# of RR soybeans and 50# of oats per acre. Fertilized with 250# of triple 13. The oats popped up quick and gave the soys a little chance to grow. The oats stayed green until about mid-june. Once the oats started to die I sprayed the plot with round up and killed everything but the soybeans. I sprayed the plot again late July. I had this plot lookin' great--no weeds, no grasses, just a big plot of soybeans. The first of september i disced under the soybeans and planted just like stated above. Onieda mans Fall mix does contain some annuals also. These will only last one season--they include the brassicas and the winter rye. The clovers, trefoil, and chicory will come back every year as long as the plot is maintained. Proper mowing and proper fertilization. Actually, the clovers, trefoil, and chicory never die. They will go into a winter dormancy and quit growing until spring but once it starts warming up they will start growing again. Now---don't procrastinate again this year and get the plot planted! good luck todd

Re: OH ITS FREAKIN ON!!!!! EDITTED!!!!!! Ryan---if they are doing it at night and that flash goes off i guarantee that camera will be gone! good luck i hope you catch them todd

Re: Got a deer last night! congrats TG on the doe! todd

Re: realtree help Norm--can you be a little more specific on the guys needs. You wouldn't happen to have his size would you? thanks todd

Re: fletching jig jojan

Re: I got my deer, but I am still HUNTING!!! Pics!!! those are some great pics!

Re: neighbor shot my buck tonight! next year plant you a delicious stand of Hamann Farms and the boy will never leave your property. I am sorry for you but congrats to our neighbor. I know this is disappointing but like swamper said "That's Hunting" Best of luck the rest of the season todd

Re: md. 6 days in hope your luck changes! todd

nice pics---i hope they stick around! todd

Re: I got a deer too!! No pics congrats on the deer todd

Re: The Best Calls Out There you got me punk!

Re: sims recoil pad for encore walnut stock good deal! let me know how it works! todd

Re: My Biggin\' WOW---congrats, that's a hog! A buck of a lifetime! congrats todd

Re: Introduction Tim---welcome any friend of Tony 31 is a friend of mine! todd

Re: The Best Calls Out There yep---took me hours to find it, a slow day at work

Re: new land congrats on the new land---i hope you get your buck! best of luck todd

Re: The Best Calls Out There your a dork!

Re: Deer Rubs..and what it means... an area that has a bunch of rubs is probably a staging area. I like those areas. When i'm scouting and just find a rub here and there it doesn't excite me too much unless they follow a trail and i find a rub every 100 yards or so. I'd set up a stand on the small area with lots of rubs. I imagine there are several bucks working the rubs.

Re: any luck over food plots yet? I harvested a nice 8 pointer off the plot on thanksgiving day.

Re: Not Just Me! (Oklahoma Harvest Count) i saw more rutting behavior during black powder season and the week after BP season. The buck I shot was chasing a doe. I think that the poor weather had more to do with it than anything. When we have great weather during opening weekend the harvest numbers are up and bad weather results in lower numbers. This might make for an exciting last month of bowhunting. todd

Re: Pics and story of 2004 buck!! 007--great buck and enjoyed the detailed story! congrats todd

Re: Plotmaster welcome to the forum! I don't own a plotmaster but do have a flip-over style ATV disc that I use on smaller plots and hard to get to plots---it works well. I saved (actually financed) and bought a 34hp Kubota and a KK 5 ft tiller--now that is one plot making machine. I have seen the plot-master (they are expensive) at a couple hunting shows and they look like they would do a great job--especially on softer soil like sandy soil. good luck with your decision todd