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I did not see any blooms on them this year. I don't get out to my place every week though so I could have missed them but I did see my apples in bloom.

I have several pear trees on the property that I planted two years ago. I'd guess these trees to be about 4 years old now and many stand at least 15 feet tall. At what age will the being to produce fruit? There is nothing on any of them this year.

Where did you get that coon guard? I have the same Banks feeder but coons get onto it.

I have a lot of broadleaf weeds in my clover plot. Is 2-4DB the best herbicide to use? Could I use just 2-4D? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Wow, I'd love to see 10% of that here.

Any idea how many members the qdma forum had? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I'm in Harrison County about 45 minutes north of Lexington. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

That's what the problem was. I had to resize them. What is the best size for photos on here?

I only feed to help get trail cam pics and get my fiancé on deer early in the year. There's no way I can afford to supply enough corn or protein pellets to substantially alter the health of my herd. I agree with what others have said that your money is better spent creating edge habitat, clear...

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I bought a Honda foreman 500 last year and that thing is a beast. I paid $2500 for it off craigslist Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I bought 85 acres last June and followed up in January with an adjoining 24. I have 2 acres of fields and the rest is wooded. The attached images shows my farm outlined in red. The yellow property to the left is 150 acres that I also have permission to hunt. I just gained permission to hunt...

Where are you guts seeing how many members there are?

I'd like to get some insight on stand sites and other improvements I can make to my farm but keep getting an error message when trying to upload my aerials. Any suggestions? I'm not the bet with computers.

I'd get a tower stand or elevated blind over those grasses and wait for the rut. Bucks will be searching in there for does like crazy.

What about that field that looks somewhat overgrown to the left of the driveway? That could be a good staging area of you planted some shrubs and warm season grasses.

I'd think that thin strip of woods between those fields would be an awesome travel route especially during the rut.

Download google earth and you can add boundaries and save them on there.