Recent content by Warrington

Interesting, was not aware the DNR had that program. Mind pointing me in the right direction with a phone number to call? eta: disregard, looks like there is a number at the bottom of the link you posted. Thanks.

Same here in SC. Ours usually only gets three or four feet tall and is mostly around creeks but sometime will extend up into a field. Gly and mowing both knock it out easily.

Don't know for sure, but pretty positive that you would need to get a few different types of permits and approval for that. Haven't done any similar projects myself (yet), but know someone nearby who has been fighting a very large fine for a number of years from something similar. Also know...

Add me to the list of folks who put those on my Christmas list after 3C's post! Great boots.

I got mine in from Ryan at RDH Outdoors last weekend. Can't wait to put it to work here in a couple of months! Ryan was awesome to work with, very helpful for someone like myself who isn't as familiar with this type of equipment. Start to finish the process took about a month from first order...

awesome pics with the kids also interested in hearing what is in your mix

How about Live Oaks? Have planted 20 this year and they arrived fairly bushy. Is it okay to prune in their first year at the same time as they are planted, so that I can tube them, or would it be better to cage them, let them establish for a year and then prune and tube next year? Thanks for...

Placed my first order with them on Thursday, customer service has been great so far.

sorry, should have been more clear. I say that because I had experienced issues like that in the past with moultries, among others, but have not had a single issue whatsoever with lithiums. From the consistency to the battery life to the actual interface, everything has been a noticeable...

I switched over to lithium batteries this year and run them in all 12 cameras I have out and the difference has been drastic. Without a doubt saves money over time, at least for us.

I love my spreader as well, would love to have a no till drill but just too pricey. This is not the best way to do it but I take a bungee cord and bungee shut my cyclone spreader for small seeds like clover and turnips. Leaves just enough of an opening and works perfectly for us.

That tree is something else. Beautiful spot

we would call him 3.5 in our parts and give him another year

We planted Bahia about three years ago around a storage building (probably .1 or .2 of an acre worth). We also planted in the fall (which I understand is not the best time to establish it) and I honestly thought it failed and wrote it off. Turned out that the next spring we had a fantastic stand...

Awesome pics, love seeing other SC places When will you start putting fall plots in the ground? We are in the zone that was changed over to an Aug 15 start date last year and I'm thinking about moving my schedule up, at least on some of the property.