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My poor pear trees have had a hard time. Put on tons of fruit, then appeared to get some fireblight, then broke a bunch of branches and dropped their fruit. Had some apples that dropped early too.

The deer seem to like it mowed. They had been in it heavy this spring and early summer, but had shifted to other plots. After mowing they seem to be back in it more.

A little review of this yr's plot progress... Last fall planted a mix of clovers and alfalfa, with awnless wheat and rye. Spring and summer the deer were in it a lot. They ate the awnless wheat heads, didn't touch the rye heads. Lots of cover in that plot. Then they shifted to...

Just a testament to Tooln's knives. I have several of his that I take pretty good care of... but I keep one in the door of my truck for work use. Had to weld up a new gate and whatnot a few days ago and had his knife out for hazard duty, thought I'd take a pic and show some love. It's been...

It's addicting! The fun part is to leave uncut veggies out and let the kids modify for themselves. Not hot enough then add some jalapeños. Too hot add some tomatoes. Etc. Then walk away. Kids will spend all evening making their own creations, and not be on their phones.

Never got to run an Imperial as they were outlawed at all the local races. Loved me some Newports and New Yorkers though. Cash for clunkers was one of the most stupid things I'd ever seen. Then the price of steel went sky high and demo cars got hard to find. I sold four 74 Impala's (with...

I used to demo those mid-70's Chryslers, and their trunks aren't even the good part. Always drove those cars forwards instead of backwards.

Simple but good. Everything from garden except the lime juice and the thin toasted garlic bread.

There was never a chance "we" were going to know who participated on that island. That was decided well before Epstein died. The only person who will be behind bars is already there, and she was very likely a victim of their crimes herself.

Finally got on the brushhog. The wheat/rye had outgrown the alfalfa/clover mix, which is expected and wanted. But it was to the point falling over and growing too many weeds. I mowed it high. Imagine the thatch on top will get swallowed up soon. Looks way better!

We had a blast at the KC tournament last weekend. Tim Duncan was there watching his boy play. He's a legend! But not exactly how I remember him with a beer belly and dreads. I'm not exactly built like I was in my youth either so there's that.

Lol, I was getting ready yo dig into that... then scrolled down and saw you'd already did it for me!

A few yrs ago I planted 25 persimmon seedlings. From plant to plant, and year to year you never know which is going to do well and which looks sickly. Haven't figured the goofy things out.

I'd say it's time to cage them. Be careful if you have much wind. The top wire of the cage will rub the bark off those whips if they blow around much and aren't staked.

We're in KC at the moment, probably less than a hour from you? His AAU team in a tournament up here.

They do stay longer than tall, and bass do love them. Although... I find more crawdads in stomachs than GS, I almost never find bluegill inside a bass. Sometimes observations don't line up with conventional wisdom. The white crappie (I was holding in front of me in the pic) measured just...

The antlered doe was in perpetual velvet, and never seemed to gain any size to her antlers. The deer I've been getting pics of this yr is a mystery. I'm hopeful it's a doe, and I'm hopeful it's the start of some crazy non-typical. Can't really go wrong unless it just disappears.

I'd jump on the offer to help burn Foggy! That's a very generous offer and... man does burning help! Increases plant nutrition and palability. Very short video. Worth the watch. Living with cattle and deer I observe deer mimicking the cattle's love of burns.

Lol, KS isn't much for anything getting big! Actually double digit bass are very rare. I've known a few guys who have caught 10's, but they are more scarce than 200 inch bucks. We're too far north for Florida genetics, so it's all Northerns. I've landed several 9's but still searching for...

We've been very fortunate to have great fishing with some real lunkers being caught over the last 10yrs or so!