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Why no prescription for the highest elevations?

I always thought these volunteer persimmons were from seeds deposited by coon crap. I’ll admit that the number seemed awfully high to be attributed to that, though. You think they’re coming from old roots?

G, I hunt similar hardwood hills and hollows in the loess hills and bluff country near the MS River in SW MS. Our land is only different in that it’s less rocky and not as far top to bottom as yours. It seems like your philosophy is mostly to find deery spots and known travel areas to hunt and...

You better watch that builder like a hawk!

With all the fire-related podcasts I’ve been consuming lately, I’ve been given the impression you need growing season fires to kill those midstory undesireables. Are you killing them with your fires, G?

Since were talking booms, can someone tell me what the nozzle type you’d use with these boom clamps? https://www.sprayersupplies.com/aa111sq-1-teejet-a6277055 All the nozzle bodies I see have a square shape.

Don’t use a GPS app at all. Use Google Earth on a computer. Seriously.

The Costco mention jogged my memory... their merino wool socks and 32degrees brand long-handles are fantastic! https://www.costco.com/32-degrees-men's-heat-pant%2c-2-pack.product.100508321.html

Did you try out any new gear this year? Is there anything you used again the just knocked your socks off ... again? Want to tell of something under the radar that you love? My faves from the 20-21 season: - In-sole style foot warmers. I’ve used the toe-warmers in the past with lackluster...

Stunning as always! Will you have to do anything to combat privet at your farm, with all the sunlight making its way thru?

Can you get a pic of the 2x8 setup? And how do you open/close the gate with one mounted to the back of a Ranger? I see they offer an electric gate now — does it modulate or is it only closed, wide open?

Hop hornbeam. We have tons of them, as well as their cousin, the American hornbeam. I’ve wondered about this, too. They’re both too hard to hack and squirt. I wish I had some firsthand advice. Instead I’m lingering for advice, too, as I’ve got a ton of them that need to be returned to dust. I...

We have a handful of shumards on our place in NW Jefferson cty. Some drop in October, some in January. It’s strange. I sometimes wonder if I’m misidentifying the early droppers.

G, are you tuned into the Fire University podcast? Their first episode was about fire in upland hardwoods.

George, you’re using fire in your hardwoods? I thought you’d had some concerns with killing your good trees. I’m following your strategies with interest. I have a place that’s basically all timber and I’m having trouble having any defined movement.

The sweet gums killed em all.

The guys on the Gamekeeper podcast have been talking about Mark Drury killing a net 200” typical in the past week or two. I can’t find photos on the net. Anyone seen pics on social media by chance?

Would love to get their take on CWD.

Could be a coyote problem. Could be a habitat problem. Or both.

The latest Drop Tine podcast talks about this as well, with much the same theme. Pretty eye-opening to me.