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Glad it went as planned. Wishing him a full recovery.

I own the same Bush Hog, 72” model. It has seen A LOT of use, and has been a quality piece of equipment. Looks like you did a great job.

What kind of snake is that?

Plant them in their final location this fall after they go dormant is how I do it. Mine stay in rootmaker containers their first spring/summer after grafting to be babied in my yard that first summer. I plant them that first fall after they have survived the grafting process and gone dormant...

Since I went Primal/Paleo I do almost all of the cooking. started because I was really into finding recipes that were compliant and tasted good and I put a bunch of time into trying different recipes. I found out I really enjoy it and I find it relaxing and very satisfying and have become a...

Get them in the ground now at their permanent location for best results.

I usually go to Cummins grafting class for something to do in March every year. The last two years there have been guys in the class who have one of these tools. They reported success rates similar to Headdigger and said regular grafting knives and cuts do much better for them as well.

Whitetail Institute is good clover but is not a good option for frost seeding. A large portion of the bag is indeed Berseem clover which won't frost seed so you are wasting a lot of money. Medium red clover is what I use a lot for frost seeding and it does well. You can check labels or just buy...

If you find one you like don't drag your feet. They don't last, especially this time of year as guys are gearing up for spring. I looked for several years before I finally bought one last year I had to drive 3.5 hours each way for. It was worth it but was farther than I really wanted to go. I...

This would be my advice as well.

Elderberry is pretty easy to grow in my experience. The hard part is keeping the deer off them as most here have stated. Give them good cages so they can get above the reach of the deer. The deer will keep the lower parts browsed. The deer obviously like them. ;)

Make sure you post pictures of that wildflower plot when they are growing.

Boy I have several things I could use those for. Maybe I will have to take a road trip and grab a truckload.

Anytime someone is interested in hunting it is an opportunity for our "sport" and it is in no way a bad thing. People hunt for different reasons, filling your freezer is definitely one of them for many and always has been where I am from. Not everyone cares about habitat/herd management or most...

This is a question for your forester who walked the property. He should be able to tell you what each option will produce on your property. Cut what you can use with the ash, the rest will not inhibit sunlight getting to the forest floor when it dies. We don't have as high a percentage of ash...

They work great but it will be 6-10 years before they are big enough to start screening. Plan on caging them until they are bigger as the bucks will rub them once they are about 3-4 foot tall and kill them.

We have a 150 gallon Crop Care that we have had for close to 10 years and we love it. They are not cheap. We do a lot of acres every year between a few properties and it was money well spent for us. I have their ATV sprayer as well and they make quality equipment. I love our sprayers but you...

Leupold 4.5-14 with Fine duplex for a nice groundhog scope. I have one on my 20 Vartarg, which is my main woodchuck gun. Just the one I like, I am sure you will get several other good suggestions. I have a Leupold 6-18 with long range duplex that is a nice woodchuck scope if you want even more...

I realized this was where I was a year or so ago. I still enjoy hunting but I don't have that drive to do whatever it takes to kill a deer. I enjoy my time in the stand but I spend most of it thinking about how I can improve our properties and deer herd.

Drop some of those pines in pockets. The downed trees and sunlight getting to those openings will create the cover deer like to bed. I have done this several times and it has always been successful for me.