Plowing with the old Case tractor

Before and after on a small 1/4 acre foodplot. Discing in the leaves and and the growth one month after planting.

Summer Kings

Hit the big pond on a dead calm evening. Found some rainbows early and a 23 pound wire diver/meat rig king to end the night.

Velvet

This is the first real antler that has shown up on our cameras for the season. Looks like it might end up being a 14 inch wide 8 pointer if I had to… Continue reading →

Turning Dirt

Just a few weeks back we broke out the 1949 case to work up a small food plot. Old and rusty but still doing a damn good job.

First King of the Season!

Fishing definitely started slow this year but the overall size of what is being caught is very high so far. This fatty fell for a Pro King flasher/Siggs Riggs fly off a copper… Continue reading →

Rainy Day Gobbler

This was the first year I decided to move up a few weeks for the Wisconsin turkey season and it just happened to coincided with the winter that never ends. Temps of 28… Continue reading →

Old Faithful

Can someone please explain to me why on earth I have 100 dollars worth of shiny new gear just itching to get in the water, when old studs like this never go out… Continue reading →

Big Rock Trees

Looking to diversify your wildlife property? Contact John at http://www.bigrocktrees.com/ Believe it or not these trees started as 6 to 12 inch “cuttings”. They were about the size of a fat cigar and… Continue reading →

Open Water Fishing Just Around the Corner!

Well after a long winter and not a lot of luck on the ice we can finally see the end in sight to the hard water season. The tackle box has been organized… Continue reading →

Clover and micro foodplots

Thinking about starting a food plot for the upcoming hunting season? Clover would be my first choice for a first timer. A small plot of various clovers will take little effort, equipment and… Continue reading →