I read an article about repeating trophy hunters in Minnesota and Wisconsin. All of them harvested animals post rut.
Most of them would only hunt during perfect wind conditions. Most of them only hunted a few days all season.
I totally agree. The sands of time are flowing like days of our lives. Each time you enter an area……you are losing effectiveness.
So limiting your amount of disturbance and picking only the best times is paramount to success.
U need to look them up.
But im in Zone 4 B ( in Idaho)with a lot of late frost and they survive. The ones I know are from here send down very thick roots and not much tree. They are coming 3 next spring.
I think zone 5 is where you should plan. But hey I’m open to anyone who wants to try...
These oaks dominate much of the Oregon land scape between the two mountain ranges.
Very drought tolerant…..the ones I have access too are in acidic soil.
They haven’t done that well in my 7.4 pH but perhaps some one wants an outlier in their eastern forest to get the next big hybrid?
U want...
I knew a guy who supplied a restaurant with raccoon meat in Nashville I believe.
He ran outta coons and started selling them feral cat meat.
It didn’t end well.
I listen to Bloomberg & CNBC when I ain’t working off site. I also follow this thread. My wife claims to have turned me on to oklo.
Cifr I can’t remember……I thought I heard about it here? My brokerage site is fidelity and they offer tons of ways to reasearch and give tips/ news.