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Does not look like a burr Oak.

What chemical you gonna use on those big weeds? Guessing it may get to late for brassicas by the time you get that mess killed/ fertilized/ prepped. May wanna consider oats/ rye/ wheat?

Yeah Skip. New property I got permission on. Hung 2 cheap stealth cams on it 3 weeks ago. I may go back and dump a 5 gallon bucket of corn (as much as I don't want to) and see if I can get a still/ standing pic. He looks big but with him moving and being a blurry pic, it may distort what we're...

Got some turnips,radish and rape planted a bit earlier then I normally do because of the good rains forecasted. They are growing incredible. Anyone ever try mowing them to keep them from maturing to fast for leaf browse palatabity?

Amazing. A freaking political thread has garnered more replies in the past week than ALL threads made about deer hunting (same time frame).:mad:

Those both look phenomenal!

Desided this spot could be SO good. Last week I went into this Jungle of 5" tall sweetclover,grasses and real small ash/ boxelder whips and nuked about a 1/4 acre with 10 gallons of water and 2 quarts 41 % gly. 2 days later, I mowed it with a riding lawn mower. (That took about 2 hours) beat the...

He mentioned Cwd Skip. Seems like a little goes a long ways. I'm gonna try to get him out this week and spray 5 small brassica, 3 pumpkin and 2 clover plots. Excited to see if it benefits them. Perhaps Jake H could do a podcast on it?

Anyone here apply it? Any luck? A friend owns the company "SoilSaviors" and is adamant I try it on my foodplots. In fact, he wants to come and spray my plots. (For free I think?) Lol. He mines his near the arctic circle and says it's the best in the world. I'm skeptical about anything " new...

None near me. What ya scheming Skip?

Thanks for the input fellas.

For what it's worth, a scrape and a rub post are 2 different things. A scrape is an overhanging limb with the ground disturbed beneath it. A rub is a tree/ branch that is hit with the antlers. (I know) most know this but seems like nowdays, way to many combine the 2 they are NOT the same...

My best set up is with an oak branch cut while the leaves are still green. When they dry out, they stay attached for a long time. Once bucks start ramping up, they seem to enjoy the noise those dried up leaves produce . Seems to get them " fevered up". Also, slightly damp soil Trump's dry soil...

As usual, even pumpkins that seem to struggle early on can grow incredibly fast give good moisture. I've got 3 plots planted and they have Exploded! Got some pumpkins size of volleyballs. Here is one plant right in my back yard. From root base to end of main vine, I'm guessing it's about 19/20 '.