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I’d say this- whether southern Ohio or western NY; if it has big buck pictures in the ad (or the phrase “turnkey”) or is ag greater than 80ac it is 25-50% more than the average. Building lots with gorgeous views seem to be even higher …

Not BH. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I honestly don’t know if the outfitter is the hold up or not… I just know he is killing a bunch of 2yos (and nothing older), has massive bait piles and I am not seeing mature deer at all. Easily could be what he’s removing from the herd, ehd last yr, my bad luck or who the heck knows…. As for...

While nothing new- it’s my current stinger. Not paying attention with mixing and going too strong for some maintenance cleanup in a clover plot. And in that same plot… Seeding based on a single forecasted rain event… to which was the only rain for a months duration Sent from my iPhone using...

I believe they are Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Just adopted some lonely pear and chestnut trees coming this spring from the Whitetail Chestnut spca. No more. Cages, tubes and mulch Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I didn’t even know what Blue Hill was. Handed them a few hundred and now shopping for more trees elsewhere. Any other hobby has to be cheaper. Lol Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

My hope was along the lines of side spraying or misting to keep/increase edges Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I am just wondering if anyone has had success with (exclusive) spraying/misting foliar application on BH. IE- Could someone successfully use a mister from a UTV or backpack, or even backpack/drone spray along roadways or to create trails/openings in a large dense mess of it?

I’ve basically tried it all this year- Maximizer Plus, Maximizer, Black Magic, homemade (white, brown, dical), Redmond, TSC brown blocks and bagged, Crush and ?? A few more

When I think about western NY there are some wicked variables that change. Ie- 2-3 yrs of bad or light winters back to back, early/late ag plant/harvest, a gun season that comes in the first Saturday after the 11/15 which can start during active chasing or outside or have greater/lesser hunter...

Green picture wire is so nice, cheap, easy and camouflaged if you wanted an alternate Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I really hope we get to meet one day. You’re the best and spot on. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

One thing I’ve seem to note from another thread is crimson is more for the soil than the deer Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I would imagine there are folks who would try to make that happen with their dogs and someonelses property. While I love rabbit hunting with beagles and know some good houndsmen that enjoy the dogs more than the game killlef, most of the local guys who run coyotes have zero regard for anyone’s...

So is the general sentiment crimson is more of a builder and less of a draw? Mammoth red is more balanced? Just trying to learn what I need to buy…. (Hahaha) Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

We have those in Ohio and must be ignorant or blind as I’ve never noticed them before. By namesake alone it sure does make sense Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Google lens had no idea… western NY, hundreds of them in one spot… never seen them before.

Funny thing is I asked about the mix and got a “dunno” back. That kind of priority. Lol I am planting a bunch of cereals this fall- he’d be easy to sell on adding some to thicken things up.

Shared the thoughts posted here. The incoming weeds part raised an eyebrow… and eaten out of house and home got the “we’ll see”. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk