Product Reviews
Here are a few of the products that I regularly use, along with my unbiased evaluation. I purchased all of my products at market prices and have received no kickbacks or compensation in any form. Unlike most hunting articles and TV shows that can be hard to distinguish from an infomercial, I do not have sponsors that need to be satisfied. My goal is to give you the unvarnished truth so you can make a better buying decision. I will be adding more product reviews in the future. Click on link to the products listed below to read a review.
The Flexxifinger Quicker Picker Rock Picker
This cool tool is what I use to remove rocks from my food plots. It mounts on the front of a tractor or skid steer and is powered by your hydraulic system. Read the review.
My land in the Augusta Expanded Archery Zone is almost a mile from north to south and I use my QuietKat electric fat tire bike to get back to my treestands without breaking a sweat. Read the review.
I’ve tried many different brands of trail cameras, with varying results. Some worked well, and others poorly, but the complaint I had with all of them was that I was spooking game every time I pulled the memory cards. Well, I found a solution. Read the review.
Solo Model 421 Chest-mount Spreader
I’ve had an EarthWay hand-crank spreader for years and never liked it. In 2019 I had 700 lbs. of winter rye to spread and couldn’t imagine using the EarthWay, so I looked around for a better option. I switched to this Solo spreader, and I sure am glad I did. Read the review.
When I purchased my land I wanted a UTV that could do double duty - chores around the farm, plus a silent way to get back into the remote tree stands in the middle of my property. The electric ranger seemed like a great option. Well, not everything works out well in the end! Read the review.
Redneck Buck Palace Platinum 360 Degree 6x6 Blind
With a few deer hotspots on my land that looked great, but didn’t have a suitable tree for a stand, I was in the market for an elevated box blind. I did my research and the blinds manufactured by Redneck emerged as the best. Read the review.
The Butt Out 2 is made by Hunter’s Specialties. I saw one used by a guide back in 2008 and it made short work of a job I’d always found difficult. Now it’s the easiest part of field dressing a deer, and I don’t damage any meat. Read the review.