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I am at a stage where thinking about taking cages off of certain items. This hazelnut was plated 6 years ago and for a test I took 2 cages off this spring. I can't get anything growing without protection but would like to take them off at some point.

I think she just had them. 3 hours later all were gone. But agree they don't bed with them

We live at this location also. 2 weeks ago a camera set up to cover our driveway had a picture of a doe in the middle of the night. Good chance it was her

Nestled in the waterway not 75' from our hog barn. One of the pictures you can see edge of our solar panels. I couldn't get any closer to capture the hog buildings behind her.

Kinda toned it down over last couple of years. But got 60 chestnuts started along with saw tooth oak. One of the most important don't over water.

Time stamp not on the pictures but wolf was right on this doe

Check out the time stamp with this wolf following a doe then turns around when the he hears the camera. In the upper peninsula

For me barnes spit-fireT-EZ

You Iowa hunters need to fight like never before to keep crossbows out. You can't afford to lose a battle or you will never win the war to keep Iowa great. I am from Michigan, cross bows were allowed back in 2009, the next 2 years from 2009 to 2011 the hunters using them doubled going to...

So I gave bucksnbears and Iowavf both a thumbs up. I have plenty of blinds that I have heaters in and totally enjoy the warmth. I will still go out and narrow down a ground spot when the need arises and totally enjoy those moments also, they r some of my most memorable times.

All good on your ? Asking. Still used oil after I put it on but no more than before. One thing iam very peticular on is always using the same brand oil.

It was using oil before I put it on bout the same amount yours is going through, it never used any more than that after I put the disabler on. I also changed oil every 3,000 miles that is what my mechanic strongly recommended on this engine. oil is cheep compared to a new engine.

Yes I did buy the range

My mechanic recommended that I put one on. So I put 1 on a 2008 gmc at 75,000 ran it till 200,000 miles with now engine issues. Now driving a 2017 and put 1 on it right away also.

Back straps with little bit of bacon is a family tradition that happens yearly

Congratulations Love all the details. All this just adds to the memory's of the hunt, makes each animal special.

Chestnuts r very fickle, you will loose some. Once you find the correct soil location they will grow fast. Maybe take half your trees and put on 2 different locations. Sent from my SM-G715U1 using Tapatalk

Clay comes in different forms of let's say how tight a clay it is . Every farmer that has clay says he has the hardest clay around. If you have other trees growing that a good sign, it's just that the chestnuts will do better and grow faster in a loamy soil. Putting other soil with it probably...

30' apart They do not like heavy clay. Try for some loamy well drained soil, I have had very good luck on forest like soil. Protecting them is a must. Sent from my SM-G715U1 using Tapatalk

I forgot to make sure I was asking these 3 questions to WI TRANSPLANT Sent from my SM-G715U1 using Tapatalk