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I had some bear chili last night. That was the last of that bear. Delicious meat, if I didn't know better I would have thought it was high quality beef.

Had to do it 2 years ago. My dog had dementia. Absolutely nothing left of him mentally. Worst thing was he was 16 and healthy as a horse. Just walked in circles, ran into walls, and would pee or poop every hour of the day. Was tough but like said above, after it was over we knew we did the...

I'm in PA too. Wet years like this I get that. Mine lost almost all flowers already and they didn't even open. I believe it's a fungus.

I ran over to his place this weekend and grabbed 5 sweet advent pear trees. I got one in the ground and the rest are in pots. I'll get spots ready for them this summer and get them in the ground in the fall.

I saw a 4 point last night still holding and my wife saw a 10 with both sides. Neighbor told me last week he had five come through all still holding both. I'll wait until mid February to start looking.

I've never done it, but I would do one large limb/leader per year in disease resistant types.

I grabbed 2 pear and 2 persimmon. I'm done now for a long while. 50+ fruit trees on my place and want to start focusing on nuts now. I'm doing pick up, have picked up probably 5 timed and enjoy the conversation.

I like to use it. You can see it blow away from you then back by you and see what the thermals are doing.

All of my named trees have leafed and bloomed but 4 wild trees are just starting to bloom. I keep notes and this is their typical bloom time each year. These 4 start dropping in October and are finished by the 4th week of October. Roughly golf ball sized apples.

When I first learned to graft apples I went to a class where I had an instructor who worked with the state tell us that you only need 1 bud, but it's nice to have 2 just for insurance.

I got OHxF 97 from fedco. This will be their 3rd year in the ground and doing well in 5b. I had about 50% of my grafts take.

I quoted someone saying their local school had them and I asked for the name of the school. You quoted me and gave me a school name. I didn't go back to see that you weren't the person I was asking, but by answering me specifically when I was asking for a school that had litter boxes, you see...

Took a few days, but I got a reply from the principal. Like I already knew, no litter boxes in the bathrooms.

It was April 1st yesterday, so I guess you got me. Couldn't find anything on google even though you say it was on FOX.

What school? I want to contact to them to verify? I've heard this same story before and when contact is made, there is no proof. I'm also a teacher. Next year is 20 years as a high school math teacher.

I have a Gerbing heated jacket. On high it lasts a couple hours and is just enough to keep me on stand but not hot. It's only 6 or 7 watts though, so nothing powerful. I only use it in archery. I've considered buying more batteries so I can use it longer, but most of my evening hunts are only 2...

I put a little on a cotton ball and put 2 or 3 dabs on the tree above my head then drop the cotton ball on the ground. I rarely even smell it. It was a big discussion on a PA site I'm on.

First year I used turpentine as a cover scent. Very few to almost no deer hated it. Many hung up a little and tested the wind awhile, but most then just did their thing. I won't be out archery hunting without it. I hunt almost exclusively heavily pressured public land.

I see apples and crab apples but I want persimmon and don't see any in stock.

Kubota b7800. Had a b7100 for a few years and it did a lot for a small machine.