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Sounds great. My only advice is to keep cedars far away from apple trees.

The urea that you use is that pellet or the smaller granular/ powdery type?

Those look really good. Have you tried eating any?

Ok, thanks again.

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I usually go with a 10 10 10 fertilizer and it's been fine. I see that a lot of people are adding straight urea to it also.

Ok, thanks guys. I've never used the urea before and had very good results. How about fertilizer can that go on top or till in a bit?

Are you making sure it's in the ground and not on the top?

How are you guys spreading the urea?

Nice bird, congrats. Awesome picture also!

Looks nice. Looks like you planted one bigger than the rest.........lol.

Norway spruce are supposed to be deer resistant. They will get rubbed on like all conifers until a certain size. I'm thinking that in a tough winter deer would eat them if hungry enough. I'm not taking any chances and figured I'd cage them rather than regretting it later.

I planted both cedars and Norway spruce. What type of fertilizer would you use on Norway's?

Adding to the above. Great info, but what you should do so you don't get a deer caught in the leg or whatever is put a stop on the cable. I just use a small nut or something similar to crimp down onto the cable. That way a deer leg wouldn't get caught. Basically don't let the snare slide (close)...

We all know one thing. Those 17 yotes aren't going to be killing any fawns or chicks this spring.

I definitely think that helped. Any dead coyote is a great thing. I have witnessed them dragging dead fawns around. My hat's off to you. Please keep up the good work!

I never saw a 150 all year.

Glad you put this out there, every one can afford $2. When you buy your license they never mention this donation. Thanks.

Glad you are trying to salvage the deer. What you may want to do is put a tag on it. Not trying to be a dick, but the deer has been moved and I'd hate to see you get into trouble by trying to do the right thing.

Interesting, I was thinking about trying it. I basically saw it in Welters seed catalog and got me thinking. Wouldn't have to plant it every year like I do with other seed.