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IowaBowHunter1983 reacted to letemgrow's post in the thread What kind of oak tree is this? with
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Looks like a possible Bebbs oak. white x bur cross The acorns on the tree, if you just laid them out on a table, I think most people... -
Update pic Drilled Aug 10 Drilled these in along my driveway so kind of a good pulse of growth across all the plots and see it every...
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IowaBowHunter1983 replied to the thread What kind of oak tree is this?.Dat der is a akern tree
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I had two get away from me. 3 to 4 foot weeds in 50 to 75 percent. Mowed a week ago and the clover is coming back well. If you can mow...
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IowaBowHunter1983 replied to the thread Burn down timing.Same as above. October or November when warm. Make sure switch is dormant. No need to start over.
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Keep in mind, you get nitrogen "credit" from your organic matter in your soil as well. I've seen estimates of about 20-25# of nitrogen...
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IowaBowHunter1983 replied to the thread Burn down timing.Warm October day
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I got my first “white” coyote mounted by DK Custom Taxidermy. Now it would be once in a lifetime had I not caught another last year. I...
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IowaBowHunter1983 replied to the thread Planting sunflowers.Planted some much larger sunny plots this year. Hopfully get to dove hunt in a couple weeks.
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IowaBowHunter1983 replied to the thread Broadleaf herbicide.Zidua, prowl Outlook on second spray There are a TON of choices.
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IowaBowHunter1983 replied to the thread Tractor parts?.When it comes to those types of things.... if I need one I buy 6 and throw extra in the toolbox. Saves a TON of time later.
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I would probably get in there and redrill before the next rain. I drilled these in sunday afternoon, look pretty consistent
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Nope not at all saying that. every 100 lbs of product of 46-0-0 has 46 lbs of nitrogen. My conment was on different forms. Here r some...
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Perfect I haven’t been going scorched earth on mine then. Proof is above on 150# so I’m not sure where I got 300# from.
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Follow up on my first attempt from this spring. Super happy with how my first ever attempt at a foodplot ever has turned out. This was...
