Recent content by Jlane35

Absolutely, I would shoot him in PA where it’s a one buck state. Antlers are cool but I get more excited about body weight, and he looks like he will fill out nicely in another 1-2 months.

You don’t have an issue getting triticale to the soil after the initial cut?

Can you let me know what your Bible is?

We are 10 weeks until our first frost.

Early successional habitat.

How many acres is your pond when it doesn’t flood?

Are all of your trees in an orchard setting? Or spread out throughout your property?

Are there specific days you can or can’t pick up? I did the shipping option but if the trees are that much bigger I may want to drive and get them.

I did shipping but pickup wouldn’t be a bad idea. It would save a lot of size.

I ordered 9 more pear trees but I have no idea why. Next year I’ll order all early dropping trees for picking around our pond. After that I think I’m out of space.

Besides having our property managed for timber we really don’t do any native habitat management. Unless letting hayfields return to ESH counts. And then cutting all trees down every few years to maintain early growth.

We are fortunate to have a business which provides manpower to the property when they are free from jobs. So that meant 5 guys for roughly 6 hours the other day. All 30 man hours were spent on clearing trails and encroaching growth, mowing grass and weed eating around our pond and pavilion...

Are those dung beetles?

Im really contemplating buying a NT drill. I think it will save time, and get more seed in the soil instead of sitting on top waiting and hoping for rain. Has anyone regretted purchasing their NT drill?

Yeah, I really don’t want to spray. SD and I are along the same lines when it comes to no spray food plotting. Luckily he’s done a lot of the hard work and I’m just piggybacking off his success and failures.