Recent content by kjgallaher

What a neat restoration. You are very talented and your coworker is very fortunate!

Here are a couple of pictures of my Walmart trees. Keith Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Last summer I bought 14 Dunstans from the parking lot of a Walmart. They were closing them out and I paid about $6 ea. Thirteen of those trees survived and are growing nicely. Twelve of them are a foot or more taller than my 5 ft tree tubes. Most of them have catkins on them. Overall very...

Is it possible to have sanctuary areas on your property when the hunters on neighboring properties run their dogs through your land?

Living in eastern NC, I actually and unfortunately have had the hurricane cleanup! :( I still would rank my bucket as #1. It is interesting to me, because when I bought my tractor my mind was more focused on what I would drag behind than on what would be upfront. Even the front hydraulics that I...

I don't know if it is the most useful attachment but is is clearly the most fun one!

Thanks for the reply. My sunflowers are almost 6 ft high. How do I spray them when they are so tall?

Sunflowers look great. How do you plan on handling the field after the seeds ripen and before dove opener? Will you spray and mow, spray and burn, let them stand, ......? Thanks, Keith

Is there something special about the Remedy Ultra, or will generic triclopyr give similar results? Also, did you mix the herbicide with diesel or water? I have major issues with sweetgum and privette and am looking for a good option. Thanks, Keith

Finally one I think I know! Looks like Mahonia bealei. https://plants.ces.ncsu.edu/plants/all/mahonia-bealei/ Regards, Keith

That is awesome. It is obvious that you wear it with pride!

I love this new forum. It is great to see all the knowledgeable people that have migrated here. The willingness to share expertise is greatly appreciated by me, and I suspect numerous other "rookie" land managers. Previously, I had navigated to another site that seemed to have developed in large...

The 4th deer from the right looks like a cow!

I like the surplus camo military netting. It is durable and seems to last much longer than the stuff you buy at the hunting stores. It often comes in odd shapes but is about the same price of cheaper. The burlap stuff just seems to fall apart. Regards, Keith