corey012778

well it is that time of years. flower starting to blume, insects, winds, and turkey chit being spread on the feilds. the field that is rented next to my house. they spreaded turkey chit. wind was blowing so hard to could smell it at the mall about 2 miles away. I was going to shot this weekend at the house but I don't know if I can handle the smell[:'(]

Semisane

You've got your wind direction dial set for the wrong direction, Corey. Turn it 180 degrees.

corey012778

wish I could. every year about this time. can't b.i.t.c.h to much. I hunt in all the fields they worked in today.

turkey chit + rain + field products = big a$$ deer

frontier gander

Gotta be better than the horse Chit/Pee smell i deal with during the summer. Only good thing about those 4 horses is the stuff they give me to spread in my food plots. Should say, Food plots im started on lol.

lemoyne

We got our first snow this year, the daffodiles were sticking up out of the snow blooming. Lee

cayugad

I looked outside my place and all I could see was snow. Not a single flower trying to bloom. Although it was nice and warm today, and sunny. So I took a couple rifles out and burned off about fourty rounds or so. Was a good day to sit out there and shoot..

diehardhunter

Well atleast you can be greatful that its spring where you live. In Minnestota we still have 6" of snow and tempatures around 10-15. I think I would take the smell of poo for spring

Die Hard

corey012778

we have had warming temps litely. everything is coming early this year.

corey012778

pouring rain and the wind stopped blowing

the bucket I am going to use to help catch my bullets has 35lbs of sand and setting in the rain lol

frontier gander

lol that should stop it.

I think the next time i go shooting in the sandbox, i am going to put a gallon of water in front of it to act like a soft tissue and see what i end up with.