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Electric fryers they're made to be used inside. I've used both don't get me wrong but I don't think there's a difference in taste.

I've deep fried numerous turkeys I don't like peanut oil at all. Canola has less of a taste which for me is good. Either peanut or canola are your choices. Don't use olive oil. Also make sure the empty valve is closed on the deep fryer I made a mess one year on my mother in laws wood floors. -1 son in law point.

I just opened a store in Danbury Fair Mall if your looking for cougars they are about 30 miles east of Poughkeepsie. 100% guaranteed sightings.

Pork belly hash with a perfect egg on top. Wildfire Grill Montgomery NY

I'm pressed for time at the moment but I wanted to bump this. Anyone interested in land improvements should take a look. So many different ways to improve hunting or help survival rates in winter just as examples.

Sailing, I had the same problem last year but my local co-op which was very hard to find has some phosphorus heavy fertilizer. I know your camp is up north so I'm sure up there it is even harder to find. There are articles on why NY has strict laws on fertilizer but I find most of it to be bs.

Chapter 5 is right up my alley I have almost 40 acres of a 6 year old clear cut. Seems like great info just from quickly skimming over it thanks!

I'm trying maple syrup for the first time and will have more sap then I can handle. However I have no clue what the best low budget way to boil down the sap would be. I hope to make 3-5 gallons on syrup (200 gallons of sap). Suggestions?

What would be the downside to a spring planting of winter wheat? Seems like a good way to add organic matter.

There is no way FSW isn't trolling. Reading what and how he writes there is no way he is being serious. I say cage them all so we all don't have to be jealous lol.

What's your ph level in that bignbeasty plot? My soil is 5.3 so I need to decide on trying a brassica plot or a combo of winter wheat, triticale, and cowpeas to condition the soil. Deer crushed winter wheat this year so it' not the worste option.

I'm a week behind you. I plan on taking down about 150ish trees. I hope to additionally add 3 acres of food this year. Good to know about the turnips your not the first person to mention that.

I know March would be better but I'm heading upstate to check on my cabin and I expect to have exposed soil, do to the recent rain. Should I get it done or wait till March and expect better germination?

I have an area I love but I'm doing just what you say next year. Hunt state land ADK park 10 minutes away. Always fun to have a variety of ways to hunt big game.

I was headed upstate for the weekend to kill some time and a coyote or two but -17 changed my mind

Treeguy, any insight as to why you had such succes? Your user name seems like you might be some help. First time buying trees I can read all I want but real world succes is way more important thanks.

Thanks. A few other counties do the same thing. Madison and Herkimer for sure but I don't believe Oneida is doing a tree sale this year. Madison County list also comes out this week, search their website to request an email of available trees.

If you have an sdcard slot on the flip phone place one in and it should backup to the card. After that, place the sdcard in an adapter and it will load to your computer. Could go to a CVS and explain you want the video backed up to an sdcard and they should be able to do it for you.

Why not try a float plane? If your talking about a week hunt in October that's a lot of gear, unless you can load a couple kayaks and drag them but yeesh. So many spots with what your asking for Metcalf Lake is nice.

Right. For me I see very few people who have luck the first year (unless the deer have another source of them close). I think I might be forcing deer to eat them more then drawing them to my property. More risk reward then I would like for all the effort I put in. I was going to try them this year and a friend who knows by failure told me to go another route. Somebody would really need to sell me on the upside for me to try them.

Goosifer, with this experience will you try again next year?

How did the first year go? I've heard people say radishes and turnips don't get touched the first year.

Buffalo is a different place. I might have spent a night at one of these places.

Judge you, six would just be getting started over here.

Ok it's raining outside and this is why I hate being stuck indoors but I will take one last stab at making a very simple point. Please quote my first post on the subject because I purposely made a broad statement so I didn't single you out. You keep saying that it's weird. Instead of insulting me or saying you have facts, you should have just focused on a simple statement that I made (nothing to do with the park or permits)......people should not jump to conclusions as you did by saying he had his hand in pockets. How would you feel if you were the hunter that killed the bear? My guess is you would be defensive but you don't seem like that type of person at all. Second you said the hunter must have had his hand in someone's pockets. You keep missing that part. Third and might be the easiest point to make. You can't say you know everything about the park then complain you didn't know the regulation. YOU DID ATTACK THE HUNTERS INTEGRITY BY SAYING HE PAID SOMEONE OFF