Recent content by Native Hunter

No, the grass stools are so thick you couldn't get anything like that to come up. However, you will get some tender new grass and a few native forbs to react to the sunlight, and they will browse those very well deep into November. At times I've seen them stand in those lanes and eat - and...

Thanks you sir. I try my best!

I'm saving all my fescue seed for when I come to visit you.

Coyotes......

Awesome pics TC, and thanks for that update.

My first Advent Pears.

Thank you TC and it’s always great to hear from you. George is doing a great job holding down the north end of the state and I’m trying hard as I can to get his work ethic for the south end, but he is a hard cat to follow.

There are lots of people like that on here. Make your post, and I'm almost sure someone will respond.

Caney Fork Limbertwig with a big crop this year. This tree does get some CAR on the leaves but still produces well.

And SOOOOOO glad I don't.

I'm kinda wanting to hunt the tall 10 point.

Cleft grafting is done nearly the same way you have been doing bark grafting. You collect the scions at the same time and in the same way you have been doing. Instead of peeling back the bark, you sharpen the scions on both sides and push down in a split (or cleft) you make in the rootstock...