I have a small piece of land with a few very small food plots. I did a TON of research on disc plows, and I ended up talking with Keith who actually owned the company at one point and actually designed and created the Mad Dawg. He gave some great advice. I shopped around at all the usual places; & TSC was the lowest price. When I got the disc, setup didn't take long. I followed Keith's advice, and drove the rear tires on a 4x4 and the attached the Bad Dawg. The best advice for me was to not try to be too aggressive with the cut. The disc is adjustable for depth. The vertical post has holes every inch, so when it doubt, go less aggressive on the cut. Then drive it for a bit. My best results were between 5-9 mph and the cut is done best when making circles or swerving type stuff. I did that, and drove for about 20 minutes. I thought it wasn't doing a great job and was actually a little disappointed. I went back to it on another day and realized a couple of things that seem simple, but somehow I missed it. First off, this has a directionality. I had it backwards (don't judge me, I'm a dork). Once I corrected that, and then went just one hole deeper, and it made a HUGE difference. After setting it up completely, this thing rocks! I used it for just a little while, breaking up the ground wonderfully to get ready for seeding. I am so impressed with this tool.

This is the answer to my food plot plowing. Simple to use and easy to get to places that are remote. Worked even better that I expected. Great product

My favorite Christmas present! This thing really works and surprised me on how much I could do with it already. It is easy for this old guy to use and makes me ready for spring.

This Hroundhog Max is a BEAST. Easy to use and fits in tight areas where you cant get heavy machinery