landtracdeerhunter

Was a difference a month makes. Great weather for ducks and frogs.

The ship continues to sink. When it,s at the bottom of the ocean, liberals will be scratching their heads wondering what happen. I'm sure it will be Bush's fault!

I have some older varieties like Baldwin, Spy, Dutches, Golden Russet ( Could be a yellow Newton or Greenville) that I'd like to do this with. I can't seem to dig deep enough to get enough root. They never live. ( I have a very old book dated 1905 titled The Apples of New York, J B. Lyons Company, printers that I use for identification.

Should such an event " break even?". Millions of dollars are used for radio and television ads to promote New York state. Millions are spent to bring new business to New York at the expense of existing tax payers. I see no difference with an event like this one.

Could be a wolf coyote cross. And it's no joke

Looks like October 1st will be a busy one.

I did the same thing this spring with some white oak. See how they do.

Of coarse DEC not concerned. Not their cows. Price of beef right now, that's a major loss. Can you give us some more information, like where the the predator went for what part of the cows body?

It could all boil down to what didn,t, get put in the soup, LOL.

The local Walmart is selling fireworks, for the first time this year. From what I have read, the governer signed a fireworks bill rather quickly into law. The bill leaves each county decide whether to allow or opted out. Restrictions such as ground fireworks only, was passed in Niagara. Prior to New Years Day and the 4th of July are the only times when they can b e purchases legally and used. From past years experience, may illegal fireworks are shot off throughout this county around 4th of July. I personally don't like the idea for safety issues. What has your county decided? Are you for or against it?

Grow, how will you get in to harvest without stepping on the young legumes. Are you worried about drawing rabbits?

Have seen bedding areas of both mother and fawns. We have, I bet a dozen yearlings that were bred late .

Senator Gallivan introduced A8021 and S5817 crossbow legislation a few weeks ago. Now to get the ball rolling on moose. What he got up his sleeve?

Doves are protected. Much easier to shove a moose season through.

Heck, I need knee boots just to walk up the lane.Went frog'in in the knee high hay field ditches. My pumpkin land is a swamp. Oats are all drown out. One of my tractors went down with transmission trouble. Shaw I continue?

Started out the season with a eight. Their plentiful, easy to catch, and sure are good. Anyone else catching any?

Wet June, three years in a row. The new norm.

Went into the local Walmart for some wiper blades yesterday. Just for the heck of it, went into the hunting section to look for any discounts. There on the shelf glowing at me were 3 Turkey Thugs decoys; for $4.50 Two Premos for $7, and a Madcalls Pretty Lady for $7. Now mind you, this sort of stuff doesn't happen to me ever. i quick grabbed the boxes, filling the cart, making a mad dash for one of them wall scanner thingees just to make sure them there prices were right. Yep prices were spot on. I felt like a kid in a candy store. Heaven can wait sort of feelings, LOL. One of them once in a lifetime great deals.

The last two cast iron points I had availabe for those ferguson plows went out the door for $100 a piece. The point and the share are one piece. Doen't look like the points worn back into the frog yet. Would be tough to start into hard ground though. Bought a pallets load of those trianglear points down at Loagler & Ladd in Buffalo some 25 years ago when they went out of bussiness, $5 a piece for casr; & $8 for steel.

Bet most people have eaten worse than woodchuch, and not evern known it.

Woodchuck is good. They feed on some of the best legumes available. Almost like grass fed beef, LOL.

Was seeing a couple like that with mom, while collecting maple sap back in March. Deer are hardier than most people give credit. I believe many helping hands have an influence also.

Call me old fashion, bit I still think the physical coarses have so much more to offer. Questions can be asked through the class room training, that just can't be covered on the internet.

We must keep in mind, New Yorks DEC has agencies pulling at them at all sides. They must weigh their options and sling a happy medium. We'll this sounds great, right? The truth of the matter is they have a play book, and they follow it to a tee. Their may be a slight adjustment, here or there, but the books pretty much followed. Any government funded agency, is going to go with a set of rules. Many adopted years ago. New Yorks no different. Once these rules are final, their pretty much set in stone. It's nearly impossible to ever change them.

Always wet around the first second week of June. No different this year. Hays short here, Yields will be down, but the quality is up. Wet weather gives me a chance to pull the plunger on the baler and replace the rollers.