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Ha...That was all me ...4 letters not 3

Great thread dogs and Congrats on the new family member... Being a German shepherd lover...There's nothing these dogs can't or won't do if well trained. So I thought some of you may find the link interesting,funny and the video great. http://theprepperproject.com/pheasant-hunting-tips/

Careful Buzz...your putting yourself in line to be dubbed Chicken little and the sky is falling by some on here with that...LOL That is nearly exactly what I saw as a kid in ..I think Nebraska or Kansas. We were at a KOA camp ground driving cross country to California...I'd have to get out old pics to remember which state We hit a lot of campgrounds on that trip. Crazy how big the fire ball was...

pats huh...took me a bit to figure out what I actually typed...3 letters...had to be oats...clover would be a good thing too. but a bit late in some areas to take hold before winter.

We're those venison left overs or restaurant left over...I have no problem with beef fat. Venison goulash with a tossed salad.

I agree but wouldn't use soybeans...I'd go with the cow peas...which are a bean ...that said I'm talking pure summer forage...they won't set beans in the north... Sept I'd mow and hit it hard with pats and a winter grain.

scrap it.......How many guys do you want coming in to look and finding you don't live there? Do fire dept do practice burns any more? Our neighbor had his house burnt down ,so he could put in a Modular...

Having raised kids...they like to run roll play in the yard...so to me a big space is important...As time goes by there are family functions( pavilion now fun later ). But an acre of this,pic below, could prove to be a very relaxing site off the back deck or kitchen window. I took these off my porch deck.

Larry...... I thought the same thing...until I started looking...then bought my Mission Venture 4 years ago....what a difference!

I just noticed that the Kindle rewrote what I typed....though..now they have come out with double cropping blueberries. I wrote ever bearing ( Illinois ) Mulberry trees

Yogi would be b proud..."Smarter than the average bear"...

I did Lawd, I didn't ask if it was an arrow. I said it looks like one. When blown up it is a consistent diameter end to end and the basic color of one.

That looked like it went down early in the season...That looks like a carbon arrow missing the fletching sticking put of it. Too bad.

Don't forget a couple of ever bearing blueberries...away from the house and play areas.

I can't take all the credit...the new farm crops fed th m well this year...

I've checked them and many...Hancock is having a special on purple top with free shipping...but right now I have enough seed for a while...though they have come out with a new leafy kale out...always check out the Sale and special sections on these sites.

Why would this thread be a good spot for a shop lifting post like that?

If it wasn't stressed to bad before it got some roots established..this spring check the crowns to see if there is any growth then hit it with a 0-20-20 or a 10 -20-20. Just keep the nitrogen low..weeds love nitrogen. Also their deliberate ph finicky..check the ph level they like it close to neutral. BTW.. I Believe the very fast growing clover in their mix is an annual they include as a fast growing green up cover for the slow growing perennial clover in the mix. It keeps customers happy.

Their clover never produce a lot the first year...the second it pops...read their articles...it mentions this several times...I planted chicory plus last year. I won it,it is mostly their clover. The Deer had the area mowed to dirt way before season started...I over seeded with a bit of turnips just to keep their interest...I expect it to be lush this spring..but will do a bit of frost seeding.

As far as tagging..I tag and stuff it way down in the ear.

There the last few days...but they are well fed...

Biz this stuff is great for the guys with little time ,small areas and $$$$...but my problem is...look closely at most of those seed labels and you will find your actually not getting 9 #'s of seed...They have a large Percentage of added(seed coat) material to seed. Now that happens and seed coat is a great thing...but some of their #'s just seem...a tad excessive to me/IMO. Then I also tend to break down actual seed cost within a blend. Most of that stuff is 2-4 a pound...that's generous on some of it...which is why I and like WNYBH tend to buy and mix...I will still buy "bagged" mixes...like the plot shot...but it has to be a deal...and then once I have a "base" I tweek it with my own choices...because they NEVER actually plant as much as they say...at least the way I like my seedings

LOL ya...... sometimes they make me pull the dictionary out on them..