Recent content by Bowsnbucks

Wild stock blackberries, or "cultivated" varieties? Whatever they are, they look delicious. Blackberry pie ......

I mentioned the future for some new nukes pages ago. Some will be the big ones like those already in service, but likely more new ones will be site / client-specific smaller reactors. I worked on several nukes in my career, along with some gas-fired plants, and retro-fitting a coal-fired plant...

If the rocks in our Pa. mountains were money - we'd own the world! Our camp is lucky to have some OLD, long-established fields to plant things - but our property is sitting on a pile of rocks too. I hope your crabs keep growing for you. They'll make a nice, late-season draw, I suspect.

I get it, Newbie. We usually seed our clover mixes around Labor Day. Seems they like cooler weather to get established. I learned that seed timing from others on this forum.

Dandy stand, Foggy! That ought to be allow for some comfy sits this coming season. Shoot a nice one! Some of you gents have a lot more "level-er" ground to place stands like this one above. ^ ^ ^ It looks great, and probably is very comfy in cold, wet weather. Those of us in steep, rocky...

Blue dye is available to color any sprays we might use, to let any of us know what & where we already sprayed. We wasted some time & spray before we started using dye. Many chemical vendors handle the blue dye - a little goes a long way!! We buy generic triclopyr (the active ingredient in many...

That's livin', Cat!!! Now I'm hungry ......

Wow - that's tough stuff, Pat. I guess m-a-m is an accurate name. I've read stilt grass is easier to control if you spray or mow it before it goes to seed - which keeps it spreading. We're battling it at camp too - mainly by spraying. It may take several years to get it hammered the way we want...

I don't think you'll have thin clover / chicory!! Keep your eye on Channel 16 for the rain forecasts.

Nice plots & plantings ..... and dandy buck, too!!

Isn't it amazing how addictive this habitat stuff becomes once we all get started? You gents in the posts above are all on a good roll. Advice from the AG-experienced guys really helps us all get a jump on our plot success. I gotta say ..... it's a very cool process - even to watch on this forum!!!

I remember when you started that fenced area. It's come a long way. Your plan worked!!

S.S. - correct? I still have his posts archived in my computer.

Agreed - 100%. I wish I had Art as a next-door neighbor. And what I know of him comes from this forum - I never met him in person. But years of reading his posts, exchanging PM's, sharing info / tips, and through-channeling with Ryan at Blue Hill, (who Art supplied goodies to) - I think I have a...

We went by what our state foresters told us - not shooting down Dr. Harper at all. The TOH we hacked & squirted last early September using triclopyr 4 & diesel died pretty quick, and are still dead. Same for basal spraying of AO and barberry. We had to get those invasives killed for a USDA /...