Recent content by KSQ2

I got work done in the office a little early today, and I have a little bit before the next duty calls, so I took a venture through your journal and it was a fun trip! You've done a lot with that NE MO property. Keep up the good work -- I bet that 150" buck on your farm is coming soon!

It appears a swarm has taken up residence in the trap!

The best Jerry, the best!! Sorry to the non Seinfeld fans. Yes these socks are my favorites by far. We have tons of wool socks in our hunting sock bin, but I only wear darn tough at this point. They’re not just warm, they NEVER side down my leg, even when I’m not wearing base layers.

Actually, I WANT the deer to abuse it, I want to help give the alfalfa some relief. I’m not worried about having fall food, that will not be a problem with 9 acres of alfalfa.

Possibly, in a mix. It wouldn’t be a big field, likely less than an acre. The power plant mix: Forage soybeans Sunn hemp Sunflowers Cow peas

Thanks!

Well done Native!

Dawna and her brother chased the birds this evening. They said they saw a few, but no shot. Also, she counted 17 deer in the alfalfa and in the lower barn plot. Maybe we’ll get some hay??? lol

Thinking about making a blend, or simply using whitetail institute power plant this summer. I should be able to spray everything in that blend with clethodim, I wasn’t sure about sunflowers though. Anybody tried this?

Very good last two posts, thank you! Good to know on the above quote, the only trees going from 1 gal RB2s will be persimmon and chestnut -- those will not be on the hillside, they will be in ideal planting conditions in terms of soil -- reclaimed crop ground. The apple trees in 3 gal RB2s will...

Thank you, we’ve tried to do everything right. This variety is really supposed to put on the tonnage. We've had just about the perfect growing environment since it went into the ground last fall too.

We have apples, persimmons, and chestnuts all in root pruning containers awaiting field planting some day. We also have some heavy clay in the subsoil at our farm. What is your planting method?

It is absolutely crazy how much the alfalfa has grown in the last 5 days! We should haying very soon. On another note, when we pulled into the barnyard to park the baler in the barn, we counted 13 hens, jakes, and toms in the lower barn plot and alfalfa. Dawna might try to get one of them shot...

He’s home!

The first bird since we purchased the Massey was shot there today! One of my bil’s took one of our nephews this afternoon. The alfalfa is bringing them in.