#2007779 - 07/26/10 04:05 PM
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stirrat
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spent the month of june camping across the country out to wyoming and colorado. 1st time ever spending time in nebraska, missouri, iowa, illinois, south dakota, wisconsin, and minnesota.
now i can truly grasp the difference with the midwest hunting. the soil is black and black 30' deep. the soil is dark as potting soil at home depot. i was foaming at the mouth on the entire trip.
there are oceans of corn. i mean hundreds of miles of corn. as far as you can see. with only a few blocks of woods here and there. every square inch of field is corn. probably 85% corn and the rest beans.
the hunting shows don't do justice to the difference in the terrain.
sure would like to have a farm in southern wisconsin or east nebraska i beilieve were my favorite. good cheese too.
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#2007838 - 07/26/10 05:14 PM
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hunter drew
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I know what you mean. And those lil pockets of woods are great to hunt forsure
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#2007936 - 07/26/10 07:20 PM
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Football Hunter
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yep,it looks different
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#2008034 - 07/26/10 08:38 PM
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Boone 58
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Great Point! I have seen that soil and once a person does they will quit arguing about soil quality for then they have been enlightend. it DOES make a difference.
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#2010124 - 07/28/10 05:34 PM
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Football Hunter
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A couple of thousand truck loads of it would be nice to have! 
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#2010170 - 07/28/10 06:29 PM
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stirrat
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i was looking at the soil on the banks of streams where the bank was cut 30' deep in a hillside and the soil was black down to the creek bottom
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