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The guy on the other side of the fence is a bean farmer. His spay drift will likely keep that fence row fairly clean.

Yes, there is a native American and an Asian variety. The Asian variety is much more aggressive in growth and will strangle a tree. The American variety will climb trees but usually not harm them. PS - neither is a high preference browse for deer.

Here is a new one. This is Wisteria, and it’s the first time I’ve noticed it. Growing in an open property fence line. I think it is the native variety but can’t tell for sure yet.

Are there any brands of wool socks that you like better than others?

I will try that Copperhead sometime.

Good Luck!

Good luck. I called ours in with a Woodhaven Red Wasp mouth call.

Another double this year. Mine bigger than my gun.

Pear topworked one year ago grows 13 feet already.

Those pictures are really well done!

That's a beautiful view in the background.

Last year we were able to double from the deer blind. Planning on trying the same setup this year.

If you look at the next to the last picture, you can see a turkey in the air flying up to roost. That's 32 yards from my deer blind.

For some of you guys that have never seen the types of places I’ve been talking about, see the pic below. This spot has been mowed once or twice a year for the last 20 years. It was also treated twice with herbicides. PS - these aren’t thornless.

I cut the top completely off and bark graft.