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CRP could use some tweaks to the program, no doubt. $300/acre as you reference is a rare case. I would guess most are much lower than that and average around $150/acre There were a few years where the pendulum swung out a little too far and they overshot the mark on what it should pay based on...

How do you transplant with that scoop? I assume just scoop the bare ground where you are putting the tree?

Right...like 80% of it, which is pure insanity. Talk about a program that needs a major overhaul

Land is an investment, sure, and the buyer had put a lot of money down to own it. $5000 CRP payment, as in Hardwood's case covers the tax with a little leftover. You are calling it the govt. paying for the land is way off. CRP is the govt's way of keeping some acres in what they want it to be...

I have been told you are pretty safe to spray around them if you have tubes, and from reading back you have the good miracle tubes

Still got the extra tree tubes Chris?

How did these stakes work out? Got any pics?

I tried looking at the label online but couldnt find it. Does it call out a shelflife?

My guy is $1000-1100. He's an artist with his work and I don't mind paying a little extra for it.

Yeah I get that part for sure. I don't mount them all anymore but do most. Space is a big one. I guess I just look back at a mount and relive the hunt for that buck. Not as easy to do with pictures IMO. Plus, as much as we spend on deer hunting anymore, what's another $1000 to the tab

What other reasons?

Pretty sure my farm in KS is covered up with this too. Guess they call it buckbrush there. Doesn't get real tall like bush honesuckle so I am being told to leave it be. I guess the deer love it? That was a couple guys opinions in KS. Can anyone confirm or deny this?

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261 hands down for me. I own several different stihl saws and the power to weight ratio on the 261 is noticeable for sure.

Same, I thought maybe it was just my internet connection