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Now have 42 growing. Going to transplant the biggest ones this weekend and start getting them adapted to outdoors.

I've got 6 growing and just planted 3 more out of a batch of 15 I got. Have 50 more still chilling in the fridge.

Hopefully the lack of interest for these means everyone is hunting safely.

I have a few of them. The last one I got as a gift and it lasted a year and then died. Two other ones eat batteries like crazy. I will not use the Wildgame cameras anymore. Just not dependable enough.

I have several harnesses available to anyone who might need them. I am located in western NY.

Specialty Archery makes peep sights with verifiers in them with different magnifications depending on how much you need.

I just bought 4 Kieffer Pear trees last night at Lowes. They are also about 8' high without the pot and well branched. Don't know what rootstock but they are standard size trees.

Archerytalk, Habitat Talk, Craigslist, Ebay and a couple of tractor forums

Yea they gotta be fenced. I use remesh and also wrap the trunk with aluminum window screen to keep the mice and rabbits at bay.

Same at the Williamsville store. I bought 6. Don't know the root stock but for $15 each you can't go wrong. They also had Pink Lady and Wolf River.

Thanks Phade, I'll give it a try then. Rural King here I come.

I know there are brand name products out there that contain Clethodim but companies will not ship them to NY due to government restrictions. It will be used in clover and brassica plots, some established and some new. The established clover plot has some serious grass problems despite mowing.

Thanks for the reply. Is there anything readily available in NY to combat grass in food plots?

Does anyone know if I can buy Clethodim in Pennsylvania at a Tractor Supply or similar store?

I have worn Sorel boots for years. The original ones were made in Canada and were very well made and really warm. Now, like almost everything else, they are made in China. I would not buy the new ones but luckily I still have several pair of old ones that I still use for cold weather sits.