The Land of Milk and Honey

[Turkey Creek]

Nice gauge of weather when you refer to the "number of sweat soaked shirts" in a day. I hate hot and humid weather! This time of year I remember why I own seemingly way more t-shirts than could ever be worn. Most days are a 3 shirt days for me.

 

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[buckdeer1]

If they don't hit the rope,which some of my locations they didn't.Just cut down a 6 inch diameter oak from the road ditch and wire to a T post.What I have had the best luck with is tying a pine tree branch to another tree limb over a mock scrape

 

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[buckdeer1]

Can you log it out and get something made?We made to walnut chest out of a big walnut that had to come down for electric line

 

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[buckdeer1]

It's looking good,If I was closer I would come and help.After you get boards cut if you want to dry it will probably take around 2 years unless you can find a kiln

 

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[Turkey Creek]

I was going to try and take a couple of hours and broadcast some seed yesterday. I didn't get it done though. We are getting rain as well this morning. Hopefully it will dry just enough that I can get to it late tomorrow. Mention of rain chances coming up in the forecast again in a few days.

 

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[Mortenson]

Hey, Mort. How is that switch coming along?


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Don Higgins blend or CIR Switch

I've been trying to develop an easy access, low impact spot the past few years. It was mostly intended for getting our does at, without having to put extra harvest pressure on the interior. Turns out bucks like the location of the plot also. Deer can filter in from an untouched piece of...

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Post 44 gives an update. I want to hoof it over to it, but stand nothing to gain. The truth will come out soon enough, lol. How about yours?

 

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[buckdeer1]

I found in my switch that keeping it mowed at 12 inches or so the first year was all I needed then I let it go except to burn or mow firebreak around inside by timber