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Hey Edward, it maintains 100% because it is a screw adjustment, not an air adjustment. This is assuming you're not swiveling 360 degrees. If just looking and swiveling back and forth, the height change is negligible. All the best to you.

Hey Anthony, thank you for sharing your experience. All the best to you.

Hey Howard, thanks for the tip! All the best to you.

Young pine stands are great! Had that on my property when I first bought it back in the 90's, it was a deer magnet. Then they grew, lower branches started dying, and the shade killed everything underneath, and it turned into terrible deer habitat. Had to open it up with the chainsaw to get light on the ground to get the briars going, and now it's much better. All the best to you.

Thanks. It's almost chainsaw season too. I'm ready to get out there NOW! All the best to you.

Hey Garry, never even thought about hauling wood up to an elevated blind like that. It's usually just a small bucket with chunks in it, but still, not an ideal situation. Another guy posted on here that a VENTED propane heater would work because the moisture from the burned gas goes up the exhaust pipe, not out into the blind, which is the same as your camper heater. That is making me think about giving that a try. All the best to you.

I also forgot to mention that when I said a tank last all hunting season, I forgot to say 2 things . #1 I’m in Manitoba it’s cold and #2 I actually leave the heater on all the time during the hunting season . Once it’s warm from the initial heating I put it on low and it’s warm the rest of the season . It is really nice after you been walking for couple hours in the cold and you don’t want to go back to the shack to warm and stop hunting while you warm up. Cheers everyone and Merry Christmas!

@@GarryJones-bn9rv Yeah, you know real cold! When you say "a tank", are you talking a 20 pounder? Merry Christmas to you, too!

And it's almost chainsaw season now, yeah! All the best to you.

Hey Robert, congrats on the new blind, so much fun heading your way. Yes, I think that size will heat it well. We have one that size in a 4x6 blind and it has more than enough power, we never run it at full capacity, so you'll be all set. All the best to you.

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That helps for sure. All the best to you.

Yes, I was so disappointed with the bolt that got damaged. Ugh. I disagree that the most important thing, "period", is the accuracy of the broadhead out of your bow. What if that broadhead only expands 1% of the time, and the other 99% it never opens, but it hits exactly where you want it to? I would rather have a broadhead that opens 99% of the time, and hits within 2" of my aimpoint at 30 yards. This will be a clean kill every time. This is the ethical one to shoot. So as hunters we need to find the best combination of both accuracy and reliability. All the best to you.

@@theback40 The mechanical I use has never not opened and has never opened during flight and has killed big game animals all over N. America some weighing up to 1,700 pounds. It is the most accurate broadhead for me and my setup and that's why it kills. Bow hunting is not a weightlifting contest nor a speed contest it's an accuracy contest. I often ask shooters at the range if they've tested multiple broadheads to find the most accurate one for them and I always get a puzzled look and the answer is almost always no.

Hey Brian, haven't tried that one, but put some automotive seal conditioner on it, seems to have helped?

Hey Dave, agreed. I wish there was an easy way to educate the masses with the truth. All the best to you.

Thanks for sharing with us. Better lucky than good they say! Glad it has all worked out for you. All the best to you.

Hey Andrew, great to hear about your success this season! All the best to you.

Hey Tommy, sure thing. I've come to the conclusion that both styles work really well. At this point, it's about personal preferrence. All the non-functioning mechanicals have pretty much been pushed out of the market. All the best to you.

Hey Mike, I'm not sure what this comment means? All the best to you.

Had good moisture mid-summer so if you had the right plantings you're right, would hold that moisture through that dry late summer/early fall we had and transfer to the deer upon consumption. All the best to you.

Hey Pete, congrats on the new blind. Set it up right, and it will be a source of joy for many years to come. All the best to you.

LOL! Hope you're having a great season.

Hey Mike, I keep forgetting to bring it out there. I'm making a note right now. Hope you're having a great season.

Thanks. Sometimes I think those algo's are inside our brains and we don't even know it. All the best to you!

Hey Alex, good point, I just have taken that for granted, but should have mentioned it. Hope you're having a great season.

Hey Jake, good point. I've been using unvented, like the Little Buddy heaters, but something with a vent would take out all the moisture, right? THAT might be the best answer. Now you got me thinking.....All the best to you.

Hey Jake, thanks. Love that area up there, God's country. Hope you're having a great season.

I wouldn't say that I'm at the point where I know the best sorghum variety to plant yet. I'm still experimenting, and will be doing a lot more research this winter. I used "Super Cover" sorghum sudan this year, and it has done average I would say. It grew really well, but here in late November in Michigan it has broker over, which has degraded the screening properties. It's still "okay", but I'm trying to find a strain that is a bit more stout for next year to try. All the best to you!

Hey Russell, yes, a long ways indeed. Hope you're having a great season, and staying WARM!

Thanks! All the best to you.

Yeah, I'm not a fan either. But this one is derived from a natural compound in flowers to repel insects, so it's kinda ok??? All the best to you.

I'm a big fan of them, too. A few years later, they are still great. Hope you're having a great season.

In what part of the country do you live? It seems like here in Michigan the apples are done dropping when the season really gets going and you want strong attraction in mid November? Or is that what the clover is for? All the best to you.

Hey Zac, works great. All the best to you.

@theback40 you as well!

Hey Greg, my tractor is a 3046R and can easily handle. You could get the DRL048 (4 foot wide instead off 6 foot) that weighs in at 568 pounds since the 1025r rear arms are rated for 681 pounds. The tractor will easily pull it, that's not the issue. The only issue is if the tractor can lift it. But I have found adding a few hundred pounds of weight to the drill help it perform better, so if you did this it could be marginal. But, if you're looking for an excuse to get a bigger tractory, this is it! All the best to you.

Hey Keith, thanks for the feedback. I needed to go one step further instead of just hoping tar paper would be the quick and easy way. All the best to you.

Thanks, glad I could help. All the best to you.

Sorghum sudan gets taller, and I didn't want anything the wildlife would pull down to get at the grain and thus take down the screening. Not saying I'm right, just what was in my mind at the time. Hope you're having a great season!

That's great to hear, I'm not alone on this one. Hope you're having a great season.

Hey Bob, good to hear from you and the success out on your property. Yes, we plant everything together at the same time, then mow as needed. Hope you get healed enough to get out. But, hunting through a grandson is pretty damn good too! May God bless you!

​@@theback40 Mark...thanks for the kind words. I have heard there are different kinds of sorghum, which type do you plant and how many lbs. per acre? Thanks, God bless, Bob

@@rfb7117 It was 5 lb/acre with Sorghum Sudan Super Cover from Green Cover Seed.

​@@theback40 Thanks and good luck to you and your family.

Thanks for sharing, that's great to hear. Blinds close to houses and cabins is a real thing! Hope you're having a great season.

I hope the same for you! How satisfying to help someone get into hunting and harvest their first buck....man I hope it happens for him. All the best to you.

Go Lions indeed! Good luck this season.

Hey Brad, I'm embarssed to say that we haven't taken a doe in 5 years. Prior to that, does were all we took because that's all we had here. Rarely saw a buck, and 90% of those were 1 year olds. But since we started working the RIGHT plan for the property in 2016, we turned it around and basically had a buck harvest frenzy over the last few years, it's just been so much fun and something I could never have dreamed of. But now we're coming down from our "buck buzz" and it is clear to me now that we need to remember to takes does again, we owe it to our farmer buddies and neighbors and the herd in general. All that to say yes, we are taking does. I don't know our b/d ratio, but it is something I am going to start working to calculate to determine doe harvest numbers annually. My goal this year is at least three. What about you guys? Hope you're having a great season.

@theback40 yes its been a lot of fun..some real good bucks by me this yr...I see the need to harvest 10 does...it's out of control and my responsibility to manage it properly...good luck to you and God bless

@@bradbrockhaus633 10 does, you got a lot of work in front of you, but fun work. I like you're attitude about it too. God bless, go get 'em.

Hey Tim, thanks. I actually got knocked out hard by pneumonia over the last two months, finally getting on the upswing now so should start getting out more videos. Hope you're having a great season.

​@theback40 Glad you're feeling better. I've switched to more of a guide roll in my retirement. I'm letting my son have first crack around here, but his time is limited as a young educator. I'm looking forward to your family's success.

@@timjudge9910 Thanks Tim the guide. Hope you're son has good luck, tough job and he probably needs the lift.

Hoping all is well. Anxious to hear about your family's season. Merry Christmas

Hey Tom, I wish I could say how smart I am and that I did "X" to get thesse results, but that's not the case. I did luck out and got good rain for a few weeks after planting, maybe that helped it jump up above the clover? Or maybe it's because the plot was "clean", and the clover and sorghum were planted at the same time. If I remember right, you sometimes drill through growing clover? I'll check back on your ATH thread to get a reminder. We'll figure it out. Hope you're having a great season.

GOT IT 40 YDS!!

@@DEVILDOG1964 Yeah, I messed up and didn't write it on the shooting paper, that would have made it a lot easier. Hope you're having a great season.

Hey Curt, LOL, that's a great line! Hope you're having a great season.

Thanks, hope you're having a great season.

We're getting there. I've been knocked out with pneumonia for the last two months and still have a ways to go, but I'm rallying now! Hope you're having a great season.

@theback40 ahhhhh that's terrible. We'll i hope you feel better soon. I did not get it recorded but I tagged out on a nice 10 pt 4.5 year old buck with the crossbow October 26th 5.30 pm And the best part was last winter I cut two run ways to my plot the same as your Sahara plot. Cut a buck trail to a water hole and branch 30 yards from the blind that I also built this spring And he came right out the 30 yard buck trail. Absolutely perfect 👌 Thank you for sharing your work

@@ianlilley6430 Thanks. That's a great buck, congratulations! Love it when they follow the script. Make a plan, work the plan, reap the rewards.

That's funny, and I agree with you on so many long useless intro's. Almost thought about canning mine altogether in protest. All the best to you.