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These pear pics illustrate the great value in grafting Callery pears. First pic show a pear topworked the spring 2024. Three big pears. Next one done spring 2023. This last one done spring of 2022. I rest my case.

I just made a post in my land tour thread about a change I'm considering making next year. I would like to hear your thought, so please check it out and let me know. Thanks - Steve

A few years ago I bought a light, Camo Realtree rain jacket at Wal Mart that had 4 zippered pockets. Two of the pockets were on each side of the chest and the other two were at the bottom. I can find similar jackets with only one zippered pocket on the chest but not two. The 4 zippered...

My cousin and I doubled on two big, mature birds this morning. I will post the story in my land tour thread tonight.

Ahhhhhhhh…..I feel so much better now.

I got a Gurney's catalogue yesterday and noticed that they sell two red fleshed apples - Lucy Rose and Lucy Glo. I'm not interested in buying more apples, but thought some of you guys might want to know about them. It says that they were introduced into grocery stores in 2022, but doesn't give...

The Forum Page is different this morning to what I am used to seeing. On the right, top side I see a button to customize, which seems to do nothing and another one to do dark mode. The symbol that shows alerts such as private message, replies to messages, and likes is not visible anywhere. I...

1. What kind of chestnuts do you have? 2. Where are you located? 3. When do they drop? I'm in South Central KY and have mostly Chinese, with only a few Dunstans. I also have one grafted tree (Eaton River). My nuts mostly drop from September 15th to October 15th, but I do have a couple of...

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I have an old building at ground level with barn wood siding and metal roof that is in a good location for bow / xbow hunting. I want to make it air tight from the inside for scent control and add windows. A few questions: What windows would you use? What siding would you add on the inside to...

Some of you will recall the big elusive buck I had last year. I mowed my shooting lanes today and checked a remote trail cam on my place that I hadn't been to since early spring. On June 30 I had the pics below of a buck that I believe to be the one from last year. That was the only day this...

The necessary ingredients= A good kill on existing vegetation The correct amount of thatch A great amount of rain The right amount and mix of seed Developing your technique via practice My mix = wheat, oats, buckwheat, rape, red clover, ladino clover, radish, chicory

Somebody thought so,

I love both pears and persimmons, but pears do get freeze damage often while persimmons seldom do. Both pics below were taken today and illustrate why this is. Pears are already dime sized and persimmons haven’t even leaved out yet. PS - I have a tremendous pear crop this year despite a few...

I bought a RRA 24 inch upper and put on a Colt lower with a CMC trigger. Today was my first try and I'm very pleased. Getting sub 1/2 MOA with factory ammo on a day not very good to shoot. The heat mirage was killing me. Now I'm finally done buying ARs. I have everything I want.

I recently wanted to add another AR-15 to my collection and decided to go with a Springfield Saint Victor. It has a 16 inch barrel and comes with flip up iron sights. After I got those zeroed, I mounted a cheap Weaver 3X9 scope on it and started testing some factory ammo. I tried some...

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