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I’ve been looking at hooyman spreaders. Haven’t pulled the trigger yet though https://www.hooyman.com/spreaders/

I’m looking forward to hearing your reports for the young trees you mentioned in a previous post. Thank you for posting this thread. It has been very enlightening for us. Ed's Crazy Crab Whole Season Crab Sonofcal Applecrab Big Dog Crab Advent Pear Canisteo Apple Big 10 Apple Turning Point...

If you were to plant a new orchard today and could only plant 10 trees for deer hunting attractants in this orchard, what varieties would they be and why?

Anyone have any experience with late dropping crabapples Ryan at bluehill sells?

When will William's Pride ripen? Are they tart or more sweet?

So I ordered a couple grafted female persimmon trees from blue hill nursery, they are planted and only 18” tall and leafed out, How many years will it be until I can expect persimmons? Can I transplant them to a better location this fall after they go dormant?

Barnes ammo is king.

Good question. They range from 6" in diameter to 20-24" for the biggest ones. I would guess most are 10-12".

I waited until march/April to girdle and spray 1/3 garlon4 & 2/3 diesel fuel mix on my maples. Well the sap was running by then and I got very little success killing them. Do I even need to girdle them and spray this mix or could I just spray the bottom 3 feet of the tree now (december) to...

Thank you all for your insights and perspectives. 🙏

Nice one

I have a newly constructed pond dam I want to plant in cool season grasses to help with erosion control and allow me to mow a couple times a year. Any suggestions as to what type? I am trying to avoid deer food so it doesn't end up competing with my foodplots nearby.

I would assume I need to kill off all the cool season pasture grass. I don't have much equipment other than a sprayer and mid size tractor. This is not flat or steep ground, but more rolling I would call it.

I was curious what everyone would do to plant bedding cover in old pasture ground that is currently short cold season grasses with zero cover. Assuming a guy didn't want to plant warm season grasses like switchgrass, what type of species would grow up and be great bedding cover for big bucks...

NH, are Bevans favorite tart like the striped june apples? Do they store well? Where could a guy buy a striped june tree?