I will start showing the property May 01 to new potential members. The first year dues are $3,300.00, then $3,000.00 every year after. I will not know about any available openings until May 01. It takes a minimum of three hours to look at the core areas of the property. The club is located East of I-65 at Exit 299 (Dodge City Exit). It consist of approximately 1,600 acres with both trophy and non-trophy areas. I usually have 1 or 2 openings every year or two. If you would like more info., please send an email to dwilborn@hiwaay.net requesting club info. My number is 256-338-0196.

Planted 1 ton of corn and 2 tons of soybeans on 70 acres at the club last week. It's already had two rains. Spread over two miles of road side with brown top millet, corn, clay peas, soybeans, lab lab, and sunflower yesterday before last nights' rain. This is the first time I have tried the top sow along the road sides. Plus, filled the feeders with 3,500 pounds of protein pellets, corn, and walnut mix. I sure hope my deer don't commit gluttony!!!

1 ton of corn seed would plant roughly 115 acres. 2 tons of soybean seed would plant another 80 acres. I think you may have planted way to much seed for 70 acres.

When you are in a hurry and using a 14' disc, you tend to go a little heavy. I really want to make sure I have a great stand of corn and beans. It would be a great place to do a crow shoot, they are eating well.

The beans and corn are breaking ground pretty good. Going to spray them with round up and liquid calcium next week. I'm pretty excited, it's the largest single track of land that I have ever planted for wildlife.

Email sent.

We have fed another 4,000 pounds of feed in the last three days. Just started adding Aureomycin to the feed. This is the second year I have added this to the feed prior to fawning and to help turkey poults.

Finally put the final touch to the big field. Spread another 1.5 tons of fertilizer around the outside edge of the field. Then drilled a mix of sunn hemp, sunflower, cowpeas, corn, and soybeans. It's up to the weather now. Trying to build my own wall. If this field doesn't bring the deer in, nothing will.