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Shooter for sure!!!

A 3 yr old producing acorns is pretty incredible. I'll have to dig them a call for sure!

Awesome. It's pretty cool when you can get something that rare and localized to an area... and put it on your own property. Do you have any pictures of a Concordia Oak? I looked online, but couldn't seem to find any.

Rut Junkie is proud to announce that for our next DVD, you (The Viewer) will have a chance to be on it. Just bring your Videocamera with you this fall, and submit footage to our Rut Junkie Video Contest, where the Videographer/Hunter with the highest votes will be on our next DVD. Hope to see...

Looking Good!

Very Nice! What a great buck. Congrats!

Looks great! Should come in handy duiring those cold days...

My hunting spots vary a good amount. But i'll describe the one I hunt the most. There is 160 Upland acres with a creek running through the middle. There isn't a lot of timber on the property.. maybe 25-40 acres that run along the creek in little pockets. The rest is Ag. What makes it...

Definately an awesome buck there!

Great Pics Paul! Also, if you guys haven't checked out the Oikos Site lately... they've got some new pictures up for many of their oaks.

Great pics! You've got everything they'd ever want, and then some.

The few old caps I could find look identical to these Being that there are different variations of the English and hybrids.. it may account for the shape of the tree with the small branches and strong central leader. Either way, I'll be picking up a bunch of acorns once they start...

Yep.. That's what I understand too.

A couple days ago, I was talking to Phil (letemgrow), about 3 trees next to the building of my work. There are still leftover acorns everywhere from last year, and this year, there are already tons of little pea-sized acorns starting. So it's definately a heavy mast producing tree. I...

Even here in Kansas, all of the state parks have signs up about the EAB. AS for affecting my trees... I have just 1 lonely native ash tree on my whole property. But they're thick in other areas nearby.

Thanks for the link. They sure do have a lot of different varieties. One that caught my eye was a "Dwarf Hackberry". I didn't know it even existed. That's interesting. I have a lot of these that fit the description around here. I always thought they were immature Hackberrys but they are...

Great Pictures guys. How would you rate the drought tolerance & growth rate of the White Swamp Oaks in comparison to Bur or White oaks?

Dang... Too bad to see a Great Tree like that be taken out because of something like a waterline. You're right, I'm not sure what they were thinking. Thanks, good recommendation. Not sure why I didn't of that those. I bet they would have a good chance around here.

I sure will. I plan planting 7-8 in the yard here sometime this summer. Right now i'm working up & leveling the new yard with the tractor. As soon as that's done(so I'm not dodging trees with the tractor), i'm making an order from Oikos. As often as some people move from one house to...

That's a beauty... I would love to have a mature white oak in my yard.