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Garlon 4 (or generic) with diesel if you're talking about smaller trees. You can spray and leave standing long as it's not really dry out.

Had a bunch of pics of this buck and I figured he was 3, but my taxidermist cuz at Muddy Creek Taxidermy thinks he was just two. Just another case in point to your statement. I passed this 4 year old opening night and my brother said he wasn’t going to pass him if he saw him…he wasn’t...

That's exactly what it is.

These charts show % change in harvest in 2021-2022 compared to 2017-2018. Granted the rifle swing can be 20K a year when it opens later in November when peak breeding is taking place. November 15th is the bane for a rifle opener...the 10th is a windfall. Along with weather always being a...

NR tag sales are definitely climbing.

It's wild how Elon turned into enemy #1. The dude knows how to get stuff done. Just goes to show who the real cult is and how you have to stay in line as sheeple or get shredded. God forbid anyone have individual thoughts.

Had a realtor get me a # for my place in Mercer, MO....$4800 per acre.

Always thought it would be interesting to compare/contrast what 3-4 top consultants would prescribe for the same given property.

That's the roll of the dice...

Shingle oaks make some great "Nurseries" for other more valuable trees. Worked on some a couple weeks ago that were cleared out around some swamp white oaks, walnuts, and black oaks. At the end of the video, there's a swamp white oak that I dropped a few shingles from around it. Those shingle...

Found this fresh kill yesterday. A leg looked to be swollen/damaged. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

We used to have some fun Sunday afternoons turning the dogs loose and popping yotes. The miles covered on a single track was incredible sometimes.

Going to start a maple cabinet company?

The Lost Apple Project is sellings scions again this year from "lost" varieties of yesteryear. https://lostappleproject.weebly.com/?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAAR1yPGAstMSlS85fXdsO8HvVFujtC9Qb66vGce37Wgp0ZLzhFQDNkse1Pf8_aem_FCaalFMEx_mdYtJ3T89dng

Both have their advantages IMO. Nativ is great for rare options that may not be available from other nurseries. I have some of their hybrid white/red oaks growing and doing well in northern MO and the Kansas City area.