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Rabbits are delicious. I wish I had a huntable population. Need to knock down the local female coyote maybe.

Ah, ok then it very well may be some kind of willow. Are the deer eating it?

Silencer Central doesn't seem to have much in stock. A rimfire can is over $400.

I have two cheapies that I got on sale. They have round trays that stack, and a hub in the middle that turns slowly. They also have a dial to adjust the heat. Never tried jerky, but they do mushrooms overnight.

Ive had very mixed results. Some deer stare right at it. I think it was the shutter click or the flash. Lately I haven't had issues with deer noticing cameras. I tend to mount them high, and the ones I have now don't have an audible shutter click.

Already up to my eyes in invasives. Anything native that deer prefer should be gold in this spot. It's mostly invasive honeysuckle and a lot of Callery pear.

It doesn't look like a willow. The way the buds are arranged in pairs makes it look like some kind of dogwood. Could even be a Japanese maple.

His fields look good for food, which milpa is meant for, butnitnlooks a bit too thick for deer. Did you get good deer use in yours?

I wish I had bought more CVX. Oh well. Maybe next war.

His reason for resigning. He said Iran is not a threat to the US.

Awesome. Thanks fornthe info.

I don't know anything about drills, but this seems cheap. https://www.facebook.com/share/18MqytDWwb/

I hunt moles in the lawn, but I leave the rest alone. It never occurred to me thay they might harm a food plot. Would be interesting to find out. Maine there is some.literature out there.

You planted milpa blend? Do you remember how many lbs per acre? Also, you said you planted it in rows? What was between the rows? Did you notice any brassica growth?

Anyone know where I can buy Greenbriar tubers? I really want to get some greenbriar going in the habitat I'm working on in Ohio. I can find seeds online, but they are reportedly difficult to germinate. Some websites recommend propagating greenbriar by separating tubers. Problem is, I've...