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If you make something and have to work on ladders, make it a safer height. 6-8 ft up can be plenty in many places. Maybe make 8ft platfrom leaning on tree with two 4x4s. also, walmart sells a twenty buck 12v blanket in automotive

Check your dimensions and weight from your airline your using. Pretty sure it's gun only, got to have ammo at your destination.

Get soil test done?

Got to watch coatings on clover. Seen 52% seed coating on a bag of crimson I bought. 0 Is best 30 Is below average. Assume 40

Paying $20 for 50lb bag of seed rye locally. I mix in some feed oats too. Always germinated nomatter whose o bought. About 16-20lb a bag. Durana is worth it, so is patriot.

Bought 3 on B118. Wanted a decent tryout for b118. Tried grafting (3) b118 onto kerr last year, one failed and the other died, leaving 1 to try on low pH sandy soil. Would prefer another tree, but was only zone 3 option where I have an existing order of rootstocks.

Letting ones i think are particularly good grow to maturity. Other will grow a year or two, then use scion for top work to see what hey are. Then use seedling rootstock bottom for known scion variety topworking. Might make a whole row of g890 at home. Right by my bow spot

Glad to give ya a lowball offer for that obsolete beretta

Big hunting thing. How's it with a light glove on? Trigger guard size. Trigger not too light.

Wish I had more room for oaks. Got a couple at home. Doing anything special for the 100th page on here Sandbur?

You taste those? When do they drop? I topworked kerr onto a droptine on anty this year. Had 1 cherry sized fruit. Took a bite, not bad at all. Kept the seeds. Trying to figure out what to do with seedling tryouts. Might do a 75 yard row of B29 on a trellis for guinea pig scions. Grow...

A few time lapse cameras on the field. IF he is using your property, then you got proof. Wouldnt put anything fancier than rye in there. Maybe start a screen planting for next year. He a big hunter, or shoot the first thing type of guy.

There is balances to nutrients in the soil. The big balancer of magnesium is calcium Most of us use lime to increase pH and add calcium. You got 6.9. IF the soil down a bit deeper is lower pH, adding lime is a bad idea. Gypsum is calcium without ushing the pH up. Thinking this is what...

You doing tillage? Potassium is hard to move down into the soil, it goes slowly. Adding potash before discing or rototilling is the fastest way. Predominate weeds usually say something about your soil. Might be a great SD question for him. pH of 6.9, you may want a bit of sulphur. Some...

IF you can get to the pipe, put a grey water system in. More or less dig a hole, fill with rocks, run as much as you can to it instead of tiolets. Shower, kitchen sink, and laundry would probably slow that tank down to 5 years. Setup the winterizing drins too. Pipes downstream of drain...

You can make tree planting a bit easier. Some folks dig a bigger hole to ammend the soil. It can be done months before planting. Get the materials down there by each tree ahead of time. Mulch, wedmat cut, cages cut n formed.. At bare minmum, if you need lime spread it in the area in the...

Might want top hold a bit longer into early summer to spray things dead. IF doing tillage, do a week or two ahead, then spray young weeds dead, then seed.

Very nice setup. What pump is on that setup? 15 gal fimco is still alive after 5 or 6 years. homemade 2 nozzle boom, bought a larger strainer for the pump inlet. Got a spare pump for it, never needed it yet. Only recent failure was at camp, the power switch. A big plus for folks who use...

The rut seemed to start a bit late this year. Quiet during bow and just started to get the deer moving when rifle started last week. Thinking december's 2nd rut is going to be good for late rifle and muzzleloader. Not much luck in harvested beans at the big property. Giving the smaller...

Took my glenfield 30 with swift scope for a walk in public land Sunday. Was thinking I should have a period correct scope base on it. Got one of those 1 piece aluminum modern ones. Any suggestions other than that 10ft tall weaver one you can see the iron under it. Was thinking maybe those...