Glen
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Thanks to all! I will give it a shot.
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Does anyone know if this can be used? Is there a special application license required ?
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10' X 16' Hunting Cabin For Sale, Asking $4,900. Price reduced to $3,999. I need to get the Cabin off the property soon!
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With the stove and a chair or two, I would say four maximum based on twin beds and/or bunks.
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FYI : Website link no longer functions, content was removed. Please PM me with any additional questions
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The cabin is actually on a parcel I purchased that's next to a parcel I currently own. I will be planting food plots and hunting there myself... I already have a cabin and don't need this one. Check out landandcamps.com they do somtimes offer cabins for rent with huntable land.
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Yes the Stove is included. The previous owner was to supposed to take but now he is leaving it.
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10' X 16' Hunting Cabin For Sale, Asking $4,900. ( does not include land, toilet, generator or other buildings) Pictures attached and website for more information about cabin at : https://www.landandcamps.com/ny-land-for-sale/southern-tier-camp-views *I recently purchased this property and I already have a cabin on another parcel, so no need for this one! Can assit with moving arrangements if needed. Cabin location is in Chenanago County Smyrna / Plymouth area. Please PM me if interested, Thank you!
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Anyone making the trip this week?
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SG has it for $549 ($495 if you are in their Buyers Club). Appears Cabelas just pulled it from their assortment, its no longer available. Stinks for me because I saved 2 years worth of gift cards to buy it for ship to store pick up. Shipping on this thing is about $150.
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thanks for the review and pics! Congrats on the plots and the yield, everthing looks great! One question on the extra weight required: were you able just to lay the bags on the supports or did you have to tie them down to keep them from falling off ? FYI: I also have a tine plow, so once I break the sod on the new ground I am hoping it will be easier than your experience. I am hoping a Cabela's coupon comes through soon and then I will pull the trigger. I have been saving up all my gift cards!
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Does anyone own one? I am considering and wanted some feedback if it worth the $ ? Thanks !
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Thank you !
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I had 2 catkins total so far, one each on the older trees. Saw them and then a couple weeks later they were gone.
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Hello G-Man: Do you have any recommendations for fertilizers ? I have about a dozen trees ranging from 2 to 5 rys old and no chestnuts yet. Appreciate any suggestions! Thanks!
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Yes seeing same issue in 7M, bare trees and few apples, seems the wild pears are doing well this year. For me its one or the other, never good apples and pears in the same year!
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Land, you should be ok planting winter cereal rye. It grows just about anywhere until the ground is frozen. Just seeded some this past weekend.
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Trying balansa clover for the first time this year, so far it is off to a good start. I have not tried planting birdsfoot trefoil yet but I read it is supposed to be an option for wetter areas.
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I also have same issue, I will reseed my flooded spots with oats and balansa clover. Oats should fill those spots in and the clover will be an experiment, there is still time. Winter cereal rye will be another option as well. Good luck and we need to hope for some drying out weather!
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The Solo spreader handles all seed sizes well.
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Just looked at your photos again and some spots looked real wet. Most clovers prefer a relatively well drained soil. If thats the case, try some oats or winter cereal rye in those spots. If the rye works, re-seed it again in about a month so you always have fresh new growth.
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This is the spreader I use for up to an acre. Went through 2 bag type spreaders before trying this one - which has been great. I highly recommend, spread controls are much better! Its possible either the clover fell into cracks and got too deep or the seed to soil contact was much better for the slightly larger radish seed.
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Did you plant the clover at the same depth as the radish ?
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Did you plant the clover at the same depth as the radish ?
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thanks to all for the information! greatly appreciated, I have about a dozen of the dunstans planted over the last 3 years, no nuts yet! Hopefully this year, some catkins are forming. Lost a few to frost right after Planting. I was looking to add a little forest diversity with the oaks, So far I have only been able to get red and white oak saplings from the state.
