My father in law owns a Christmas tree farm and donates a ton of trees and money to the troops as well as discounts for veterans and service members. Such a cool trip up there every year. I spent 12 days up there this time working the tree farm, and a bit of hunting also. This is my third year that he puts me in front of the camera. He is the on that looks like Santa Claus running with a stolen tree.
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Well done and thank you for supporting our service men and women. How do you keep the deer off off the trees. I planted 20 Italian Cypress only the find the deer destroyed all but 4.
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Great question that I have no answer to. I have a feeling that deer don't eat these evergreens. He has around 60,000 trees, 10 or so different species, and only sells to folks who come walk the farm. We sold over 1,400 trees Friday thru Sunday after Thanksgiving, 630 that Friday.Originally posted by KIETHSTONE View PostComment
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Good work Barrett.Comment
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Good work Sir.
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I will admit growing up I had a vastly different idea of what it meant to support our troops. But after spending time with Duke my mindset changed quickly. The man does everything he can to give back to the military. President Bush accepted a tree from him years ago that went into his Presidential library and this year he is working on getting one in the Pentagon.
He has a sign at the entrance of the farm "We sell Christmas trees, not holiday trees".Comment
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