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landtracdeerhunter last won the day on August 13

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    Niagara County
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    Everything Agricultural Related, Hunting, Mechanics, Forging, Building, Electrical,, Maple Syrup, Bee Keeping, etc. etc. etc.

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    Fields & Woods
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  1. Made a couple rounds with the haybine around the field Friday. Tractor tires still come up wet in places. Hard to make dry hay with damp ground underneath. Looks like straw, but the second six inches coming up in it greens it. Very little nutritional value. Mow it down and let it rot back into the soil this year. Flipped over in July and got wet here very quickly
  2. Some much for the normal. We have had just over 13 inches of rain in the last month. Areas in low lying fields still have water standing in them .First cutting hay still to be made for those that didnt cut before middle of July. Make the first and second together. Corn and soybeans yellowing in the low fields. Last years drought sure turned the other way, this season.
  3. Has shown up towards the bottom of this site. What is everyone take on that?
  4. Milk weed are doing very well this growing season. Honey bees have been working the blossoms regularly, plus a recond number of monarch butterfly sightings this season. Pods have formed on some plants and will be picked for winds indicators the season. All win situation.
  5. just a little over a year ago. wolc123 was a huge wealth of information here. His posts were uplifting and one could tell he liked sharing his knowledge with others He is sadly missed in this community. R.I.P. wolc123.
  6. Yes, with 435 guest checking out this site, alot are very interested in what goes on here. True, some may be spamers; but I bet alot are registered members seeing what's up without logging in. I know being a member for for 16 years here had taught me one thing; some posters come and go, some post occasionally, and some are dedicated die hards. Which are you?
  7. Any new thoughts and plans for the new season fast approaching? I have several acres of mowering still need to be finished. I would like to settle in a few homemade ground blinds, for the still young hunting partners that are on board. Couple ash trees that crossed the lane way, need cleaning up. Satisfied with the way hunting season been going past years. Something works, I don't change it.
  8. This proves one thing. The information in cyber world really never deletes. It is always out there on record just waiting to to be launched again. Who knows, one of these new data centers may have restarted this site. Something kick stared this site again; can't keep a good thing down.
  9. Well this thread went far, didn't it. It may have jinxed the site last year. I won't start another until we see if this works.
  10. One thing about having the site down for over a year, no advertising or spam,,,,,, yet.
  11. I just can't relate to the other site. IDK, maybe these chat rooms form a meaning on a person. This one has always been the one.
  12. Welcome back. How long will it stay running? Works now. Hope fasteddie gets the news.
  13. So sorry to hear that. R.I.P.
  14. April- May of 2026 turned out to be the best swarming year in four decades. Weather conditions fell into place perfectly.
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