Outdoorreb
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re: Should I Plant Walk In Trails To Box Stands
Posted by Outdoorreb on 9/15/26 at 8:46 pm to WillFerrellisking
I don’t and would never. Most of the time I walk with the wind in my face the best I can. I for sure wouldn’t knowingly plant something to attract deer down wind of me.
re: OM 105th in Total Defense, 39th in total offense
Posted by Outdoorreb on 9/15/26 at 4:05 pm to pitchandcatch27
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OM defense is terrible and the offense is not much better.
Should just forfeit the game. If LSU doesn’t win the fans should burn the athletic department down and spend that wasted money on helping the local impoverished minorities. Possibility a couple new rap studios to help those poor families get some bread.
re: How does your fraternity rank?
Posted by Outdoorreb on 9/15/26 at 4:00 pm to DarthRebel
No Alpha Kappa Alpha?
Bunch of bigoted, racists and sexist. I am embarrassed of the U.S. Voters. I bet they would have been #1 if welfare fraud was factored in.
Bunch of bigoted, racists and sexist. I am embarrassed of the U.S. Voters. I bet they would have been #1 if welfare fraud was factored in.
re: Chene waders
Posted by Outdoorreb on 9/14/26 at 6:48 pm to plazadweller
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We aren’t anymore or less abusive than anyone else.
I call BS. It takes a lot of work to be more abusive to a pair of waders than me or the guys that work for me. I didn’t know Sitka had changed their waders, so I can’t attest to them. If Sitka could/can compete with Chêne in customer service, then I would gladly say they are the top 2 brands to beat.
Pronunciation is Chen like “shin”. French word
re: Chene waders
Posted by Outdoorreb on 9/13/26 at 6:41 pm to Bawpaw
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Camo color doesn’t matter on waders.
Sure, if you are in a blind. If you aren’t you mimic what you are standing next to.
re: I need an effective dog shock collar. Recommendations?
Posted by Outdoorreb on 9/11/26 at 8:56 pm to sc2anni
Garmin pro 550
re: Chene waders
Posted by Outdoorreb on 9/11/26 at 8:55 pm to nolaTiger24
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Any reviews?
Love mine. I have olive green and bottomland. I had the charcoal ones but I sent them in to repair and they didn’t have that pattern anymore, so I switched to olive green.
I like their products but it is pretty high. Get what you pay for though.
re: Chene waders
Posted by Outdoorreb on 9/11/26 at 8:52 pm to Bawpaw
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But you asked what everyone’s favorite camo pattern was… On a pair of waders.
Answer the question then.
re: Damn Shame AI is now in nature shows
Posted by Outdoorreb on 8/29/26 at 8:51 pm to UKWildcats
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I absolutely loathe that it's so pervasive on YouTube.
This right here. I have a four year old that watches YouTube in the mornings and it is mainly about wildlife/catching critters with your hands. It seems like every time I watch it with him I have to tell him it isn’t real and not to catch those. It constantly has AI clips of people grabbing something he doesn’t need to grab or either something totally made up. I hate it with a passion but he likes to watch it while eating breakfast.
re: What is your opinion of private ownership of Lions and Tigers?
Posted by Outdoorreb on 8/28/26 at 6:57 am to Bjorn Cyborg
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I ready to eradicate pit bulls and we’ve got dudes with lions behind chain link fences in their backyards.
You going to tell me how many breaths I am allowed in day next? Eradicate? Talk about the ego you got. How about discussing legal permits first.
Sorry you weren’t born a dictator like you wish you would have been. No, I have never owned any kind of bulldog in my life. I I will stick with cattle and bird dogs.
re: Mississippi high school football player shot and killed after game Friday night.
Posted by Outdoorreb on 8/23/26 at 9:21 pm to braves21
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But they act like it's the greatest place ever. They never take you to the shite side of town. Only downtown and the country club. They really think it's the best place in the south to live.
Who has ever done this in Belzoni? What downtown do you speak of? Country Club? What Country Club were you shown? The one in Silver City that was destroyed by a tornado several years ago?
I don’t think you have ever been to Belzoni, Mississippi. If you have it was while you were on HWY 49. Luckily I haven’t had any issues but I live about 10 miles from Belzoni.
re: Balaclava vs Neck Gaiter + Beanie?
Posted by Outdoorreb on 8/19/26 at 9:53 am to tigerfoot
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I have never had issues with a head covering, but sleeves have given me fits in the past. Sitka is too pricey gets hate, but they designed the best mid to light weight hunting coat imaginable, including arms that are nice and snug, but you can still layer under them
I completely agree, but I also don’t know how thick the material is that he is using. I thought he was wanting it solely for covering his face. My mind went straight to anchor points and if everything would feel the same and be the same. I wouldn’t want to find out when pulling back on a deer and shooting 35-40 yards. If he can shoot farther, those anchor points become even more important. 10-20 yards might not have enough of a difference.
re: Balaclava vs Neck Gaiter + Beanie?
Posted by Outdoorreb on 8/19/26 at 2:00 am to bmela12
Are you mainly bow hunting?
If you are you better practice with it on. I have never used one when shooting a bow, but I can see how it would affect your anchor points.
I don’t see where it is necessary, why not just use a mask that you use for turkey hunting? I guess I could see the need if you were in a blind on the ground and deer could see your face against the black background.
I use what they call a “Poo Shiesty Mask”, but that is strictly for the coldest of the cold boat rides when duck hunting.
If you are you better practice with it on. I have never used one when shooting a bow, but I can see how it would affect your anchor points.
I don’t see where it is necessary, why not just use a mask that you use for turkey hunting? I guess I could see the need if you were in a blind on the ground and deer could see your face against the black background.
I use what they call a “Poo Shiesty Mask”, but that is strictly for the coldest of the cold boat rides when duck hunting.
re: Need to kill the army worms, what to use in my ATV sprayer?
Posted by Outdoorreb on 8/18/26 at 7:08 pm to GREENHEAD22
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hammering the field and lawn but after some investigations it appears to be the army worms as well.
I guess you didn’t spray Vantacor like I warned you. Hopefully you haven’t gotten rain and you can easily spray it.
How big are the army worms?
Edit: Sorry about that. It wasn’t you I warned about spraying Vantacor when the millet gets a couple inches tall. I think I started replying to you later in that same thread and I got confused. For future references. Just spray your millets early with Vantacor and you won’t have to worry about army worms the rest of the year. I have been your shoes before, but it was 60 acres of millet and after some rains. It was too muddy to spray with a tractor and had to pay a plane to do it. I learned the hard way that it is easier and less stressful to take a preventative measure. I have never had to spray Chiwapa millet for worms when it was planted in May, but I will if I have to plant it in June.
If anyone is ever worried about worms in fall food plots, Vantacor works in that situation also.
I wouldn’t use Vantacor by itself if you had an infestation and the worms were pretty big. It can kill by contact but it is really for killing them after they ingest it and it might take a couple days. If you have 5-6 day old worms, they could do serious damage before it worked. If you have 2-3 day old worms, they can’t eat enough before they die to seriously hurt you. Point being is I wouldn’t use Vantacor by itself in that situation (older worm infestations). I would use a pyrethroid for the immediate kill plus Vantacor to make sure you don’t have any future problems.
re: Need to kill the army worms, what to use in my ATV sprayer?
Posted by Outdoorreb on 8/18/26 at 7:07 pm to GREENHEAD22
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hammering the field and lawn but after some investigations it appears to be the army worms as well.
I guess you didn’t spray Vantacor like I warned you. Hopefully you haven’t gotten rain and you can easily spray it.
How big are the army worms?
re: Does anyone have starlink?
Posted by Outdoorreb on 8/16/26 at 7:12 pm to Gauxt
We have Starlink. It is on an old tower next to the shop roughly 15’ off the ground and 250 yards from my house.
We ran fiber optics underground for about 300 yards and went into the house that way.
We ran fiber optics underground for about 300 yards and went into the house that way.
re: Pond algae and weeds, best solution
Posted by Outdoorreb on 8/14/26 at 8:23 pm to GREENHEAD22
re: new duck property
Posted by Outdoorreb on 8/3/26 at 11:22 pm to Insurancerebel
I think I know where you are talking. General area, at least. Holler if you ever want to meet up or look at something.
Post a burner email you want. I am roughly a 30min drive North.
Post a burner email you want. I am roughly a 30min drive North.
re: new duck property
Posted by Outdoorreb on 7/31/26 at 6:48 pm to GREENHEAD22
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Any moist soil plants I can still broadcast that will come up for this year? Or anyone have a moist soil blend they recommend
Is this an Alt Account or a different person? If it is WRE in old Catfish ponds the Natural seed bank is all you need. That goes for probably 90% of the time.
The only place I have seen where it wasn’t was a WRE that went on ground that had been in cotton for the vast majority of the 1900’s and might have went under water 3 times in that timeframe. Even then after one season of deep tillage, millet, flooding, duck use, I could tell a difference in the moist soil plants starting to become more abundant.
What do you mean by “moist soil plants”? Are you talking about millets?
Jap-60 day
Golden-60 day
Browntop- 60 day (doesn’t like wet feet/saturated soils like the others)
Chiwapa-120 day.
*those are ~ days and I have seen some millets make seeds even in 40 days, just not as much and not as much bio-mass. Just hope you don’t catch an early frost.
If you are referring to native moist soil plants, I haven’t bought any in over a decade. High dollar shite. It was for Ag Research and how test chemicals would control those and other specific “weeds”.
Mossy oak sales a mix or 2, but i don’t know anyone that has tried them. I personally wouldn’t buy them and wouldn’t even waste my time if they were given to me. Someone might have experience with it and love it though.
Where are you located, or is this the same property? Depending on location you might be able to just disk and native late season grasses come up just fine.
Or use a 60day millet.
Or use what is there naturally.
Natural Moist Soil and invertebrates, if the ground is already holding them/get started by plant matter to soil contact and adding water.
*invertebrates seem to be somewhat forgotten by the vast majority of hunters*.
Hate to sound like a biologist on this, but it just depends on location, drainage and what is already there.
re: new duck property
Posted by Outdoorreb on 7/31/26 at 4:56 pm to Insurancerebel
Quick heads up. If you plant jap this year, as soon as it gets a couple inches tall, you better spray it with Vantacor or something very similar/different trade name. All of my millets that I plant after June get it at 2 fl.oz/A. You will be scrambling around fighting army worms if you don’t.
Are you harvesting those crops? I have had good luck with holding (not killing) ducks in millet behind beans and millet in unharvested beans.
I haven’t planted corn in over 5 years and I don’t miss it one bit. I would leave that for your neighbors unless you are wanting to mainly duck hunt in the afternoon.
*make sure you follow the rules of that easement or they can be a headache, if they want to be*
How close are you to Panther?
Does Double B or Po-Boy mean anything to you?
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Corn and beans will go in next spring,
Are you harvesting those crops? I have had good luck with holding (not killing) ducks in millet behind beans and millet in unharvested beans.
I haven’t planted corn in over 5 years and I don’t miss it one bit. I would leave that for your neighbors unless you are wanting to mainly duck hunt in the afternoon.
*make sure you follow the rules of that easement or they can be a headache, if they want to be*
How close are you to Panther?
Does Double B or Po-Boy mean anything to you?
re: new duck property
Posted by Outdoorreb on 7/31/26 at 9:44 am to Insurancerebel
Pennsylvania Smartweed is good, lady’s thumb is good and pale smartweed is good. If it was me I would save the money and just make openings/ strips as soon as you have majority hard seed. Bushhog and disk or rice stubble roller.
If you have gotten permission from NRCS to thin the trees, then it must be an older “WRP”. I am guessing there are “micro topographic” holes the NRC created and they hardly ever dry out and that is why you have the Duck Potato. Is it only in the holes?
Monocultures of smartweed tell me they pulled the water off all at once in mid-late March. Why? Did they normally plant a millet/rice instead of managing moist soil? Were they not happy with their duck hunting, and that is why they sold? It might be worth trying something different if they weren’t happy with their duck hunting.
There is still a bunch of ducks in that area. I am only 30 miles NE of Panther. You might not kill thousands, but I think we went hunting 32 times last year and averaged 4.3 ducks a gun. We mainly chase mallards though. Of those numbers, we only shot 19 wood ducks and 4 shovelers. If we were strictly trying to kill numbers we could have shot way more of those 2 species.
If you have gotten permission from NRCS to thin the trees, then it must be an older “WRP”. I am guessing there are “micro topographic” holes the NRC created and they hardly ever dry out and that is why you have the Duck Potato. Is it only in the holes?
Monocultures of smartweed tell me they pulled the water off all at once in mid-late March. Why? Did they normally plant a millet/rice instead of managing moist soil? Were they not happy with their duck hunting, and that is why they sold? It might be worth trying something different if they weren’t happy with their duck hunting.
There is still a bunch of ducks in that area. I am only 30 miles NE of Panther. You might not kill thousands, but I think we went hunting 32 times last year and averaged 4.3 ducks a gun. We mainly chase mallards though. Of those numbers, we only shot 19 wood ducks and 4 shovelers. If we were strictly trying to kill numbers we could have shot way more of those 2 species.
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