Last Summer Walk
09-07-2006 | 09:51 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: cazenovia, NY USA
RE: Last Summer Walk
Hi Ron -
Yes Our corn is an honest 2 weeks behind ( for the north that is )- and someearsthekernals are still in Milk stage though most are in dough. We planted 100 day corn onMay 30th I think. So we are pushingit! Al least its not our livelhood. The avg first killing frost here is 2nd or 3rd week in Sept.
The beans the deer did not devour came in real good. I do not know the variety - I don't remember it, I'm sorry. The bag was white, and the lettering was red. Thanks for your help & tips - we are still learning.
Take care -
Sean
Yes Our corn is an honest 2 weeks behind ( for the north that is )- and someearsthekernals are still in Milk stage though most are in dough. We planted 100 day corn onMay 30th I think. So we are pushingit! Al least its not our livelhood. The avg first killing frost here is 2nd or 3rd week in Sept.
The beans the deer did not devour came in real good. I do not know the variety - I don't remember it, I'm sorry. The bag was white, and the lettering was red. Thanks for your help & tips - we are still learning.
Take care -
Sean
09-08-2006 | 08:00 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: cazenovia, NY USA
RE: Last Summer Walk
Thanks Monte - means alot coming from you.
Do you have any Grouse Pics? I know that in some past years Turkey hunting - I've had grouse drum on logs or stone fences within yards of me. Has this happened to you before? \
FH
Do you have any Grouse Pics? I know that in some past years Turkey hunting - I've had grouse drum on logs or stone fences within yards of me. Has this happened to you before? \
FH
09-09-2006 | 07:08 AM
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From: West Winfield New York USA
RE: Last Summer Walk
FH, I have heard many grouse drumming and have found their logs. I always swore that I would set up and try to get some pictures, but that has not happened yet. Maybe someday. I do love hearing them drum.
09-11-2006 | 09:15 PM
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RE: Last Summer Walk
Dan -
Thats a cool picture. In some of the deeper sections of our woods/swamps - we get trees that started as seedlings on fallen logs. We end up with trees with exposed roots - uplifted - and reaching into the ground, decades after the "starter log" is gone. Your picture reminds me of that type of situation.
Neat to be sure.
FH
Thats a cool picture. In some of the deeper sections of our woods/swamps - we get trees that started as seedlings on fallen logs. We end up with trees with exposed roots - uplifted - and reaching into the ground, decades after the "starter log" is gone. Your picture reminds me of that type of situation.
Neat to be sure.
FH
