Spring has sprung !

[Drycreek3189]

Deer are definitely working on them. Got a little grass in them too, more in other ateas not in this pic. I see Clethodim in my future !

[Drycreek3189]

Oh.....checked the cams on my minerals too. One didn't have an sd card in it and the other was turned off. I am somewhere between stupid and senile........

[Radar]

Mustangs is ripe, I ette sum

[Radar]

Been busy working for money and not for fun. I see if I can post a few this weekend.

[Radar]

Got lots of them

[Radar]

The new plot has some big patches of Pricklys in it. I got em kilt. I put the pics in order as I had first sprayed, then a pic at two weeks and now four weeks. At this stage they can be shredded or scraped as the life is gone and they wont come back. Got to git to the main root, then I will spray it and wait four weeks.

[huntmaster]

Radar, what did you spray em with?

[Radar]

1 quart Remedy Ultra and 3 quarts diesel fuel. This mix will kill anything, be careful around trees and don't spray on windy days.

[Tshelly]

Not as much deer pressure on this plot at my house. The subflowers are actually starting to head out. You can see the ones that do get eaten get eaten all the way to the stalk. Just Milo and sunflowers over here


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[Drycreek3189]

You killed that pear dead ! I wish I had some grapes. Seems like E Tex used to be covered in them when I was a kid, we ate them like candy, but I hardly ever see any now. I do have one mature mulberry tree on my Rusk Co. place, and it usually makes, but they're gone in a flash. Coons, squirrells, possums I suspect. What few hit the ground the deer and hogs vacuum up. I had a mix with flowers in it a couple years, but there was sorghum in it too, and the hogs wouldn't let it alone. I hate frickin hogs !

[Drycreek3189]

Down at the place yesterday getting ready to do a little work. Checked my pea patch. These peas are knee high !

[Drycreek3189]

With the rain we have coming, (maybe), these should carry into at least August. This bottom is pretty wet natured and probably grows the best legumes of any plot I have.

[Radar]

I scrapped away the dead pricklys and this is what's left.

[Radar]

With the extreme heat we have been getting, the sunflowers start to fade away. The partridge peas are kicking in now.

[Radar]

We have Hickory nuts coming on now. I ain't got a pic of them yet