Recent content by omicron1792

Cleth shouldn’t effect the clover.

I hear you. I used to feel the same. I have a 30-06, a 338 lapua, 375 Ruger, and 416 Ruger. Ha. But the reality I have experienced has been different. Over thousands of rounds of 223/5.56 shooting the last few years has shown me the opposite of what you said. I shoot it better at ranges up to...

One of main 223 benefits is that it is fun and relatively cheap to shoot. So you practice more. Become a better shot. We all know putting the first shot in the right place is the single biggest predictor of success, regardless of cartridge. Btw this is with an 18” barrel. I wouldn’t hunt with...

Lot further than 150! Minimum disruption velocity for 77TMK is 1800fps. That puts me at 520 yards with ballistic calculator.

It’s fun and addictive.

The 69TMK might. The 77TMk requires 1-8 at least. My two are 1-7 twist.

The fact the board went against both the head of the board and the scientists shows how political the decision was.

Man it’s sad too. What a lovely state being ruined

Yes for sure. And I get eating down each side on every single plant.

Looking for any persimmon scions someone would be willing to send me!

I would take some of this persimmon scions if you cut some.

If you wanted deer vetch (Aeschynomene) it would need to be planted in spring. It’s slow getting going and would do no good fall planted. It dies with frost too. Hairy vetch is fine as mix but as you said deer don’t eat it much. It does make some nitrogen for other plants.

No. Unhulled wouldn’t work. It would sit for 1-3 years before germinating. Raw is fine. Don’t need treatment, but will need to add the correct innoculant to seed at planting. Same here. I don’t plant fall until late October. This stuff stays green till first real frost and if it produces pods...

Man that looks like a win. I would def use to feed some watering holes!

Agreed. That sounds like hairy vetch. Not a major draw for deer, but great for soil. @SD51555 hates that stuff!