I've got the following coming...
Blue Hill
(2) Full Draw Persimmons
(2) Deer Luscious Persimmons
(2) Roadkill Crabs
(2) Whole Season Crabs
Indiana DNR
(100) Gray Dogwood
(100) Silky Dogwood
Real World Wildlife
(1,200) Miscanthus rhizomes
When you select an item, near the price. It says shipping is calculated at checkout. But you can click on shipping, and it gives you more details.
https://gardepro.com/policies/shipping-policy
I was ready to make an order thru their site until I noticed the note about duties and taxes. I have a feeling these will have a tariff on then when they arrive. Probably going to stick with Amazon. At least I know the actual cost.
Does anyone have any feedback on the GardePro cell cams? I've seen a few guys mention getting them, but haven't seen any reviews yet. I like their standard SD cams. I don't have any cell cams yet and I'm ready to give some a try. I really like the idea of Cuddelinks, but I want videos.
When I think of buying out of state to hunt, I'm not thinking about trophies. I'm thinking of a little cabin somewhere far enough away, that when I get there, all I can do is hunt. I work on my property at home for deer hunting, and when I finally get to my stand, all I can think about is the...
Sorry if this has already been covered. I'm planning to get my first cuddelink setup. I'm having a hard time choosing between IR and black flash. I know IR has better quality pics, but I'm mostly interested in putting these on coyote sets. I've had good luck with black flash not spooking coyotes...
I've never ordered from Bluehill. Are the more expensive sizes worth the extra cost? I'm planning to order approx 6-8 trees. Half persimmon and half crabapples.
I wasn't thinking about digging them up. I was just considering adding more to the area, anticipating some of the existing to die off in the next couple years due to j-rooting.
I planted some white pine and norway spruce last spring. It was my first year planting trees and I really didn't know what I was doing. I put them in with a 4" auger. Some went in fine, and some had some pretty large roots that I ended up cramming in there. Now the ones that have survived are...
I've rented a 6" gas powered post hole type auger with (2) handles. It worked, but it was a lot to handle. I've since then purchased a stihl BT-45 auger with a 4" bit. I couldn't imagine planting trees without it now. It can bust through some pretty good size roots. If you need a bigger hole...