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Great picture,I have a picture of my daughter and son in law carrying turkeys out of the woods side by side when they were 10 or 11.Who knew they would end up getting married.

Sorry to hear

I take it you guys got hail?We didn't get anything SC Kansas

Alot of them are the sticker vines and some are huge poison ivy vines. I am going to try gly first

I had the forester come down last week and he was a really nice guy.I wanted to look at my walnuts mostly after the 90MPH winds in August.He mentioned one of the biggest issues with mine were the amount of sticker vines and poison Ivy vines growing up them

My new 6 month old pup found her first shed today,I was going to walk right by it.I did find one side of the NT from last year but the one I found today had almost 2 inches of bone below the pedicle.Can they survive that?

We had one just like that and I got tired of the ramps

I am guessing a 3rd still carrying including some bigger bucks.I have been walking some easy stuff and found a pair tonight and makes 5.

Very nice

I swore I saw them the other day but can't find now,guess it could have been on another site

I would think it would already be way less than normal at timber worth 1800.00 an acre.Do you get to read the contract?

None of my ROD lived through the drought so I am buying some more bareroot from Kansas this year

I got a letter of interest for a piece of our farmland that lays beside a bigger power line.Looked like it was written by a 3rd grader.Tossed it before I ever got to the bottom line. Why don't you buy the best part of this farm?

Does the hydraulic top link make the cultipacker cover seed behind your Kasco?This has always been a problem with mine

Sorry to hear of your loss,i had to put mine down a couple months ago and my new pup was born sept 29th.Just getting parvo shots done so she can go to the woods

Out west where CWD was first found they don't bait either.So if CWD is spread by deer saliva do they not see deer licking each other.I bet more deer die of EHD than CWD.I have not seen one person prove that feeding increases the transmission of CWD.

I agree,I made a divider out of plywood so I can divide in 3 different types.I am going to fasten 2 flat pieces of steel,one on each side out past cultipacker and drag a piece of big chain to help cover seed

I have a kasco also and wish the cultipacker worked better to cover seed.There are lots of Tar River people on habitat-talk.com

Unless you plant alot most will be eaten while in doughy stage which is the stage that the deer really like.Once ripe birds and coons eat

Looks like a shotgun rider already,I did it too and got a 7 week old lab,weighed 8lbs week before I got her a month later 26lbs.Vet said not to tak.e her anywhere there were raccoons until her parvo shots were done