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    Foodplotting In The Mountains...The Sequel

    Well I’ve rode dirt bikes thru the wood for years since I was a small kid so the noise issue or access doesn’t concern me But it is crazy the people that now go mudding. Alcohol and / or weed tend to make people a little crazy. Used to be a unique thing. Guess everyone wants be like me...
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    Stone Branch, build it, they will come.

    You going let lumber cure for a while before building ? Sure would be easier work w a tractor or loader. My back hurting just looking at pics Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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    Question for the Soil Guys Here

    With my T&M plots I mow junk in summer at about 1 ‘. Keeps away reseeding while allowing the weeds to bust soil and provide nutrients when fall planting after spray kill. But I deal w much less optimum soil than you so philosophy may be different. Always loved my alfalfa fields when I had them...
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    Foodplotting In The Mountains...The Sequel

    My SIL has a Toyota 4 runner tricked out as his daily driver and has over 200k on it Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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    Foodplotting In The Mountains...The Sequel

    Jeep type vehicles are allowed on sections of the Hatfield. Most us locals don’t bother w the Hatfield, we ride those trails long before it was designated. We just shifted to other outlaw tracks Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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    Foodplotting In The Mountains...The Sequel

    Hate to let you know per our past Jeep conversations but after 30 years of Jeeps I just bought a Bronco couple wks ago. After A thousand miles very pleased. Kinda like my weiner tho, my engines keep getting smaller !! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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    Foodplotting In The Mountains...The Sequel

    I think all motor vehicles are designed by same companies and then designs sold to individual manufacturers. Look at autos. They come out each year w nearly the same new technology. SxS s are big stuff in my area. With the Hatfield McCoy off road trails , I see rigs come in that are $60000+...
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    Foodplotting In The Mountains...The Sequel

    You should see my tricked out walker! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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    Foodplotting In The Mountains...The Sequel

    Just a few ramblings on another rainy day here in the Amazon rain forest. Amazing how nature restores so quickly. My place is mostly south facing shale and limestone dry soils. I expected and to a degree have seen slow regeneration of logged areas with these conditions. A wet couple of years...
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    Working at the Farm - Took a few I-Phone Pics

    Plow it all under and plant in KY Fescue. I’ll come help. Or you could sell 10 ft of your 20 ft deep topsoil to the needy/me. Just trying to help Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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    Keystone Krops

    Unless you racing shouldn’t be a problem. 5 does have sulphur in it which can affect some types of diffs but I doubt your horse would have an issue Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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    Foodplotting In The Mountains...The Sequel

    Rain. Hard to complain for those of us who have weathered extreme drought. But dang so hard to get anything done. I’m trying to get plots back up to speed after complete neglect during logging period. They are coming along, some better than others I don’t have nor want pristine monoculture...
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    Foodplotting In The Mountains...The Sequel

    Just a few Broomsedge. Low ph poor nutrients. But helps build soil Dandelions. Compacted poor nutrients. But… deer love them and the long taproots break up hard pan Creeping Charlie. Wet soils. Low phosphorus Plantain Low fertility. Compacted Queen Anne’s Lace. Poor nutrients. But… beautiful...
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    To be named later Montana farm

    Nice purchase Cut. Quite the change from SC LOWLANDS. Had buddy lived near Billings for 12 years. No paved road in his town and managed a 12 bed hospital. Good elk hunting and fishing I’ve rode motorcycle thru most that country. Some really cool areas. Congrats Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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    Foodplotting In The Mountains...The Sequel

    According to my records it looks like I used 32oz AMS and since I had mixed in gly which had a surfactant included , I did not add crop oil. Be very careful on adding gly to this mix because I heard some idiot/me once mixed it too hot and really burned the clover !! On a side note if AMS. I’m...
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