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LoessHillsArcher replied to the thread Rebar for tree tubes.I was thinking the same thing, that's a great idea! Spinning tubes have cost me more trees than i care to admit -
The fabric staples at the bottom can definitely help !
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deerhunter93 replied to the thread Frost Seed Plot Chemicals.To piggy back off this - how early can I spray clethodim on frost seeded clover? Or existing clover that I over seeded a couple weeks... -
Hhabitat replied to the thread Kansas Maybe Opening Window to Hunter Recruitment.How is it in Iowa?I know landowners can get multiple tags but are they half price or similar?In Kansas if you are a landowner but your...
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Hhabitat replied to the thread Kansas Maybe Opening Window to Hunter Recruitment.The main difference in what they had been doing is that instead of the high age limit was 7 now it would be 15 and 100.00 less for the...
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Buck fever got the best of someone.. -
Hhabitat replied to the thread Kansas Maybe Opening Window to Hunter Recruitment.At least they haven't just started increasing NR tags yearly to meet the need.I really figured they would. Right now it's 300.00 for...
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BI have a friend who uses 20ft rebar cut in third for his tree tube..He then uses a few long fabric staples on the bottom to keep it from...
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BI have been using them for a long time. Compared to a t post nothing to get hooked up on roots when pulling.
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BButch973 replied to the thread Rebar for tree tubes.Ditto on the rebar! Trial and error as with everything! My first planting they had me use bamboo stakes! I’m actually in the process of...
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Farm boy replied to the thread Rebar for tree tubes.I have been using them for a long time. Compared to a t post nothing to get hooked up on roots when pulling. -
TtheDoorman replied to the thread Rebar for tree tubes.That’s what I do and it works well.
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I think the salesman was confusing triclopyr with tordon. -
15" and still com8ng hard. Sharp skinned hawks are having a field day picking off twenty birds.
