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Great as snack sticks, jerky, etc. Actually the breasts are milder tasting than Canada's, especially the young birds. By the time they reach us in Maryland, they have been feeding on the same grains that Canadas are feeding on long enough to flush out the meat.

Sounds like you need a screen to hide your screen.

You think hunters are bad, you ought to see fisherman, especially with Blue Marlin. Seems every one is 500 lbs. or bigger. Yet during the White Marlin Open (329 boats, 3/5 days) and the Mid Atlantic Tournament (157 boats, 3/5 days) this summer, only one fish over 500Lbs was weighed in each...

I use the tape and TP as well, but the sticks really stand out, especially if the blood drops are far apart.

One more for the double mantle Coleman lantern, especially with a reflector. Another thing that helps on difficult trails are a few cyalume sticks or small flashlights that can be hung over blood spots. Often when you reach a "dead end", you can look back at the hanging lights and get a better...

Yes, I'm on Marylands Eastern Shore and we do have a different climate here than much of the state. I'll try to post some pics of our past results in a couple of days. We have 2 1-acre clover plots that haven't been disked since spring 2012 when we attempted beans, but that's a whole different...

We have been doing this for several years, with the exception that I broadcast the brassica seeds into the stunted clover. Results have varied somewhat from year to year but have been generally favorable. Timely fall rains seem to be the key. I spray 1/2 of each of our 1 acre clover plots...

Made the jump like everyone else here. Now if I can figure out how to put my location on here. Maryland's Eastern Shore- zone 7b