House and Habitat build thread:

Besides having a thing for Osage Orange, I also have a thing for Mulberry. The first tree is a male (about 4in caliper) that I topped about 5ft up. It's a mass of fresh shoots that will be hammered later this fall. The second tree I topped and trained to grow sideways for easier picking. Both trees are really valuable in their own way.
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You got some good pickers. We has a mulberry tree when I was a kid but we did not eat them. Grapes Muscatine and scuppernong were our choice
 
Glad to see you like the mulberry - I have tons of them to the point they are nearly a weed on my place. They mostly feed the birds. The deer browse them in high traffic areas, but I have so many the deer can;t eat enough of them to do any real harm.

Wanted to let you know I caged the remaining sawtooths you sent me today that are in my plots. I had over 75% success with direct seeded in my plots and containers. I still need to check on those in the woods, but those where a long shot. I also did transplant a few of my bigger ones from the porch and I did have some root circling, but it wasn't too bad.
 
catscratch said:
I had to look up what a trumpet yelper was. Beautiful calls! Do you sell these or just make them for yourself?
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I am in GA. So it would have to be shipped. I'll be more than happy to pay for it. I don't need a big piece either. One fence post would be plenty as all that is needed to make 1 call is 6" of wood.
 
gut_pile said:
Scuppernongs are a type of muscadine but is usually larger and have the same coloring as a white grape.

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I'll be damned. Never heard of them before. Thanks for the info.
I'll check with the post office about shipping. I've shipped a lot of things that get weird looks or questions, never walked in with an old wooden fence post though. I bet it's interesting...
 
Most of you can probably relate. Spent half a day with a manual, a mirror on a stick, a flashlight, and a multimeter trying to figure out why the machine I parked in perfect running condition wouldn't start the next morning. I hate rats!
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Trying something new with my throw n mow. It's too thick to mow, no brush hog at the moment, and I don't have a roller/crimper. Drop the bucket all the way down and float the vegetation down. Hope it works, but I'm going to have to get rain first to find out.
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My wheat got cut today as we just had a 1/10 last night.They had alot more just north of you a ways.Looks like I will be watering trees,how about you
 
buckdeer1 said:
My wheat got cut today as we just had a 1/10 last night.They had alot more just north of you a ways.Looks like I will be watering trees,how about you
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I'll be watering trees tomorrow since this is going to build north of us. I've been putting it off for a few days...
Watered the lawn today hoping to illicit a rain, should have washed the car too.
How did your wheat do? Bushels per acre?
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