Recent content by Native Hunter

Checked Cams at my 20 acre place this morning. This looks promising:

Okay, you asked for it. Checked my 20 Acre Place this morning:

Yes, no thorns.

For the answer to that question - look at what has happened to churches in the last 60 years. I rest my case, and I won’t be responding to any negative responses to this post.

Mapleleaf viburnum (Viburnum acerifolium) It is native and a good shrub.

That is strange. Glad you are having luck with the others.

This was only planted last year. It’s my favorite variety so far - Prime Ark Freedom. This is after I have already picked a few times.

They will do well without any watering, but since they are planted next to my garden, I do give them a shot of water occasionally when I water the vegetables.

Thanks goatman. That is so true. My first cam used film rolls. It took one picture of a doe, locked up and never worked again. When I finally started using Reconyx it was like living on another planet. I don’t think the cheap cams will last as long as our old HC600s, but they do a pretty good...

Going to do a cobbler tomorrow. These are cultivated varieties. Most are Arapaho and Ouachita, which were planted 2 years ago. I just planted Prime Ark Freedom last year and starting to get a few of those too.

I’m currently getting a gallon of blackberries a day, have 6 gallons in the freezer and have given away and/or eaten 2.5 more gallons.

Crossbow herbicide contains both triclopyr and 2,4D. Those are the active ingredients that are mixed together. I wouldn't spray in November. I would spray mid summer.

You probably already know this, but that is a Chinkapin Oak rather than just a Chinkapin. There are several different diseases of oak trees, and they can be difficult to diagnose. In some cases it could take a lab to make a positive ID. Look at the link below to lean more. They give a few...