landtracdeerhunter

After all the snow and the wet Spring, it sure went dry around our area. Never did get much of a garden in. The little that is planted needs to be watered every 5 days or so. This seems to be the new normal now. How's it in your neck of the woods?

EHD would be a good possibility with this dry hot summer we're having. We sure don't need that.

Looks like a chunk of honey comb

Yeah, I'd error on the side of caution on this one.

She also signed the rifle bill for Niagara County

Well, I'll go out on a limb here and say that cat followed the Genesee river, up from Pennsylvania into the city. Remember a few years back, one came from Montana and ended up in Connecticut.

Sometimes, the best value is in the bargain boxes. I took a liking to Imperial, years ago.

Any updates and or pics on the bees ?

Looks like 26- 27 season . No tag needed if reported within 48 hours. Not reported in that time frame, it's an illegal harvest. Thanks the update

Political football that been kicking around for years. I don't believe she'll sign it without a certain amount of political leverage. Why go for the field goal, when a touch down is within reach.

That system came out of Canada and crossed Lake Ontario. The sky looked threatening, here at 2:30. It was still 80 degrees out, which fueled it. Though someone was getting a pretty good storm. We missed it by about 20 miles to our northeast. I read where possible tornado in it. We had the high wind gusts from the outflow boundaries here in Niagara.

This one will run $80 bucks plus tax at Walmart. They boast about an inch and a half insulation the sidewalls I wouldn't pay it.

Only my opinion: I would think, anyone that is transporting ammo across state lines without a FFL back ground check, is breaking New York ammunition laws. Show me where I'm wrong

Hope everything worked out in those flooded areas. I'm finally able to plow some garden area today

We had 3 - 14 inch plows on the larger Allis tractor. It was a 4 plow tractor in most soil conditions, but not in Getsville clay. Pulled much harder. I always elected to take the Ford 2N with 2- 12" bottom Ferguson plow, my grandfather bought in 1948. Never stopping on the headlands, I could plow a whopping 3 1/2 acres a day. Pretty good considering the fields only averaged 4 acres in size between the hedge rows. That Tonawanda creek flood plain would grow some good crops, hit the right year.