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Found some on the side of the barn. Doesn't seem to be doing well here this year. Anyways, make a great camp fire starter when dried.

Yep, been chopping away at this plant for years. The stems are as hard as brush. Just when you think it's gone, it shows up somewhere else.

Now we know what the airports do with all that lost luggage, lol. Seriously, great idea.

The big growers around here have been planting narrow row spacing for 3 years now. They all harvest for grain with corn heads on combines. Looking at the plant, much shorter, smaller ears, smaller kerrnal, but higher plant-ear population per acre raising yields. The dry down rates, heavily, dependent on weather conditions, seem to be the same. Another wave of modern farming. Ridge planting was one of those waves, not around so much now. Chopping can start here, as early as August. Corns already up to your shoulders in many spots local. Many planted first, second week of May. Another note, sweet corns been out since June 20th,( $5/ dz.) those that planted on black plastic.

Elmer, get your mind out of the gutter, lol.

Eddie, was the dinner nice? Do you have dish pan hands?

Never seen a strutting tom this late, pretty cool.

Hope their right. I'm holding off planting anything until see the light in end of tunnel. Cabbage is out, beet, collards, lettuce is 60 day, plenty of time left. Always fall back on oats, wheat late August, early September, need be.

Deer dander is top on the list. Cabelas is about only place that carries it anymore. I need arrows, our local bow shop is great to do business, keep the money local when possible. Got the bug suit for spring turkey,. That may come in handy if this early SL bow comes about, for those deer flies. The new bow is out. Can't justify it this year.

Really need a nice steady light rain for a day, would be like a shot of N at this stage. Looks good for the drought we're in.

Thanks splitg2.

Nice pics, WNY. Splitg2 , Where did you get them for that price? That's a deal.

I don't think it's a done deal yet. Wouldn't hold my breath either with this state. It's up to the final person to sign, their out to lunch for the summer recess. If it does start October 1st, I'm building a walk in cooler.

The higher flying ones could of been, but their were quite a few red wing blackbirds in the hay field feeding on the rest of the army worms. They started flying with the others.

Yep that's right. Thousands heading southeast for several minutes tonight quite high up. Their a good month early. Couldn't believe it, last day of June. For those that believe in the signs. Spring came early, will winter?

Like your answer.

Now that's what I'm talkin about. Gets the heart thumping on a nice hot summer day, lol. Keep'em coming, really enjoy seeing those boyz to men.

Quite comfy aren't we. The times in the community index are off sometimes on my comp, just though it was my rig.

Not sure what that animal is between the trees. Got a coyote body, but the head looks different. That turkey is huge.

We'll, it's another hot one out there, 90 in the shade here. Relative humidity is 35%, so not that sticky. Winds blowing quite hard at times too.Need a lot of liquid out in that sun to stay hydrated. Dryer than a fire cracker. Wonder if they will postpone the fireworks for the 4th?

See you have a Remington trail cam. How you like it ELMER? I was looking at the SureShot W8Xa model.

Got a nice pic of a turkey. Are those poults behind her? May be her might be a he, not sure

Wow 50 years. Congratulations.

Why would the meat smell like sulfur? Smelled plenty of stinky rotten meat, non of it smelling like sulfur. A food saver bag will last for more than a year. Not with venison though- 6 months.

Your right Dave 6x6. This whole package opens the door to a new game plan for the socialists.