Recent content by pinetag14

Awesome!! Sent from my SM-G973U using Tapatalk

All good advice so far. It looks like a great property in the making with lots of good natural features like funnels and pinch points, topography changes, edges, etc. Are all of the fields planted in crops? If so, access to the upper section of that middle block of timber and the left...

Congrats! Nice buck and early too! Sent from my Pixel 3 using Tapatalk

I'm still very new to all this habitat stuff so I do watch his videos (along with many others), but I agree on the repetitive convincing. He says on it every video now, along with a smirk that seems to be a nod to everyone on these forums. Almost like..."hey, you guys know I did that first...

Hilarious! I hope you win the war!

Depends, Did you take the red pill or the blue pill?

Your habitat variety and pics are amazing! Sent from my Pixel 3 using Tapatalk

I've heard that using soil from beneath the tree and packing it on the wound will help....something to do with the localized microbes. Maybe that's just for diseases though? My neighbor had an ornamental cherry that got diseased real bad and i told him about that, the tree is completely healed...

Dang, you guys are making me nervous! I've already got jap stilt grass & honeysuckle, now I've got to worry about new invasives every time it floods. Y'all sure know how to give a guy a pessimistic outlook. LOL

Lots of variety going on at your place. Looks great!

Man, I would be hooked to that app when Nov rolls around! LOL Sent from my Pixel 3 using Tapatalk

So for $150 you get the camera and 100 free photos sent every month with no cell plan?

Thanks for the info guys. I'll likely wait until Aug/Sep before mowing it down and that way I can keep the cover in there for the summer. I already have some ladino clover growing along with my rye and oats so if i wanted to throw some red or crimson clover in the mix this fall and then mow...

Does anyone just let their rye/oats go to seed and die back naturally without cutting it in the summer or fall? Would the seed still be viable for self re-seeding? Are there any negative impacts by leaving it standing all summer?

I'm nowhere near as experienced as most everyone else here but I did have a few observations from the pears I planted last year. I put four potted trees in the ground in the spring of 2018, 2 keiffers, 1 moonglow, and 1 bartlett. The bartlett and the biggest keiffer (approximately 7 ft) were...