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letemgrow replied to the thread Melanistic Wyoming Merriam's - Once in a Lifetime.Incredible bird. Looks like a buzzard. -
letemgrow reacted to TheMadCatter's post in the thread Melanistic Wyoming Merriam's - Once in a Lifetime with
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It’s been a wild spring here in Colorado! I’ve been busy guiding hunts and running my own outfit, and somewhere in the mix, I carved out... -
letemgrow replied to the thread Apple/Pear Trees.Graft is making some cherries Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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letemgrow replied to the thread Acorns to Oaks!.What I believe to be a Deamii cross is grafted to the bicolor rootstock below the concordia grafts...right next to the vigorous...
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letemgrow replied to the thread Rare Concordia Oaks Available Soon!!.Concordia acorns (marked in yellow) are starting to pop that were collected last fall. These are from a yard tree next to an alba so it...
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I went Friday and had a pretty good hunt and got within 100 yards on two different occasions but a ditch on the first one and a creek...
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letemgrow reacted to Hardwood11's post in the thread Minnesota hunter harvests doe that was aged at 16 1/2 with
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An article in the Minnesota Outdoor News this week about the old doe that was harvested by a bow hunter in my area… What are the odds ... -
letemgrow replied to the thread Acorns to Oaks!.The amount of catkins this year is incredible. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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In northern MO it is all over almost every timbered area. I have watched deer eat this for 20-30 minutes while there was clover and...
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The plant in the image is likely a species of Symphoricarpos, commonly known as snowberry or coralberry. Several species within this...
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Chinkapin oak is one that I’ll monitor to see how well it does. It would be a nice mix for my farm .
