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I would have bought a 110 the other day when they were on sale at Cabela's. Seemed to be totally out of stock by the time I found out about it. I think I'll save up and buy a Tikka.

I like the combination of a battery powered radio set to a talk radio station and a fresh stinky undershirt.

I'll call Roundstone and Pheasants forever, and a couple other places I found online.

This field is mostly marestail and cutleaf teasel. I'd like a couple ounces to a pound, but depends on the price. Roundstone is showing in the hundreds for a pound of some of their seeds. Others are only a few dollars.

No idea about seed collection. Is waterhemp a type of amaranth?

There's very little row crop around here. It's mostly suburban. I'm not looking for anything gly resistance, and I doubt anyone selling seeds has specifically gly resistant plants they are cultivating.

I saw that one in my searching. I'll message them anyway.

Congratulations. That's pretty amazing.

I've been looking everywhere for giant ragweed seeds(Ambrosia trifida). I can't seem to find it anywhere. Common ragweed is easy enough to locate, but I really need the tall stuff. Any ideas?

I like an adjustable height office type chair. You can take the wheels off to get it even lower. I like them because you can swivel around and adjust height. They also make low camp chairs and turkey hunting chairs if you prefer that. Someone mentioned Strutter on here, but those are...

Thanks for the info. I won't be trying to establish a population then.

If I bought some pheasants and released them in a big field of tall grasses, are they likely to survive?

I think veneer logs also have to be a lot bigger in order to cut veneers. It might be pretty tricky to cut veneers off a narrow diameter log.

Cut the lower limbs for sure. A clean log will get a better price. I know people fertilize seedlings to get them started a bit faster, but I don't know about fertilizing mature trees. I've read several times that watering mature trees during dry years can be beneficial.

I made apple jack once, and it gave me a horrible headache. I found a method online that gave a superior product that was more in line with what I wanted. Basically you distill some of the cider and take the hearts of the run and add it back to another batch of cider just before the last of...