Corn harvest in west central Illinois
#11
Spike
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Join Date: May 2008
Location: Georgia
Posts: 46
RE: Corn harvest in west central Illinois
ORIGINAL: 2 Lunger
This will probably be the latest harvest IL. has had in quite a few years. It was a very wet spring and one of the latest planting seasons I've seen. Early season may be tough this year if you have a lot of corn around you.
This will probably be the latest harvest IL. has had in quite a few years. It was a very wet spring and one of the latest planting seasons I've seen. Early season may be tough this year if you have a lot of corn around you.
#12
RE: Corn harvest in west central Illinois
ORIGINAL: GrandSlamHunter
That's what I'm afraid of. All the fields on my lease are in corn. It was planted May 1-5. I'm not sure how much later than normal that is. Anybody know?
ORIGINAL: 2 Lunger
This will probably be the latest harvest IL. has had in quite a few years. It was a very wet spring and one of the latest planting seasons I've seen. Early season may be tough this year if you have a lot of corn around you.
This will probably be the latest harvest IL. has had in quite a few years. It was a very wet spring and one of the latest planting seasons I've seen. Early season may be tough this year if you have a lot of corn around you.
#14
Spike
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Join Date: May 2008
Location: Georgia
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RE: Corn harvest in west central Illinois
ORIGINAL: BTBowhunter
Our Brown County lease is usually cut during the first two weeks in October. Your Oct 11-14 dates are probably right on the bubble
Our Brown County lease is usually cut during the first two weeks in October. Your Oct 11-14 dates are probably right on the bubble
#15
Typical Buck
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: N. Illinois
Posts: 552
RE: Corn harvest in west central Illinois
When you get lemons, make lemonaid. Hunt the edge in low light times, and if it's a windy day, stalk into the wind. You can get pretty close on a windy morning. I have done it some ,and have killed deer in the corn early season with the bow.
#17
RE: Corn harvest in west central Illinois
Grandslam and BHCOP... Our family owns 98 or so acres on the Mt.Sterling side of Cooperstown and 150 more down by the lagrange Lock and Dam. We lease it from my uncle for the outfitting buisiness. Alot of my family is from Mt.Sterling.When do you fellas come in to town?