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    That time of year again and harvesting them in their prime.




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    #2
    Originally posted by bmac View Post
    That time of year again and harvesting them in their prime.

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    Low Fence/Kyle sent me some of these the other day and I'm sold. Much better than watching the dust fall/disappear in front of your face...

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      #3
      Originally posted by Smart View Post
      Low Fence/Kyle sent me some of these the other day and I'm sold. Much better than watching the dust fall/disappear in front of your face...
      It's ok, you don't east texas

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        #4
        Originally posted by bmac View Post
        That time of year again and harvesting them in their prime.




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        Where do these grow at ? I don't believe I've seen them around here

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          #5
          Originally posted by Quackerbox View Post
          It's ok, you don't east texas

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          Thankfully. He kept telling me about them to help me with my pigs in a swirling area. I said, I'll try anything once and did..

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            #6
            It looks like one pod will go along way from what I’m seeing.

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              #7
              We have those here but I keep a cotton ball or two with me and you can pull off a very small piece and do the same thing. Plus the cotton is easier to find.

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                #8
                They are milkweed pods. I have a bunch starting to split in the yard so grabbed a few that will last me a season. The puff will float and really let you know wind and thermals movements. Sometimes you can watch them move how you think the wind is going just to find out it swirls and goes in the wrong direction for your set.


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                  #9
                  Originally posted by Gerald G View Post
                  We have those here but I keep a cotton ball or two with me and you can pull off a very small piece and do the same thing. Plus the cotton is easier to find.
                  I always thought that would work.

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                    #10
                    In the right spot they will drift till you cant see them anymore

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                      #11
                      I am covered up with milkweed up here. Ours has not podded up yet. You can drop one out of the tree stand and it will follow the thermals until it's out of sight if it doesn't get caught on something. Here is some from last year in a jar I keep in my shop.

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                        #12
                        I need to keep my eyes peeled for some.

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                          #13
                          Do you pinch off the seed?

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                            #14
                            The Hunting Public and The Hunting Beast kinda made using these pretty popular in the hunting public land world. I would like some if you have any left

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                              #15
                              Guess I haven’t seen them in the panhandle. Where can I find some??

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