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Dried the wings and then applied butter/seasonings at 350 for 2 hours and then on high for ~20 minutes using the pit boss smoker. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I'll be back at the farm this weekend and can grab some acorns to send ya if you're willing to go that route.

New one showed up still in velvet Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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Last year to this year’s pics with a fair degree of certainty. Same spot and angle. Too bad he’s only 3 cuz I have my doubts he can see 4…. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

agreed, I hope he makes it but have my doubts about that happening.

Haven’t seen one out yet down here. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

These two bucks were 18 years apart on my farm. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Nothing brings out the OCD like sericea. Have owned my farm since 2004 and STILL find new springs of it here and there every year that are spot sprayed.

Bebbs Oak

Looks like a possible Bebbs oak. white x bur cross The acorns on the tree, if you just laid them out on a table, I think most people would say white oak (Quercus alba)

Always liked Decatur from what I saw driving through there over the years living right across the line.

I should have a pile of seeds (depending on fruit set/pollination) this fall if anyone wants to try growing some,. The paw paws run thick on some city parks here in KS right off of bike trails for easy access.

I've seen a pile of paw paw trees here in KS, and I've never seen one browsed. There's tons of seedlings popping up around older more mature trees. The fruit does make some fantastic bread....a lot like banana bread.

For MO anyways: My understanding is they're looking for more early successional plants. I don't know why they don't just nuke the $hit in strips and be done with it for a couple years then rotate to the other strips in future years....on wait....it''s the implementation of the goverment rules....

Could roll down some cereal rye and plant the hills in that.

Krovar It will smoke everything tho so that might be too big a con for your application purposes.

Dry enough this last round of 1-1.5" is already gone as well on the creek bottom.

A few people have asked for some pics of this build. Courtesy of my uncle at Sticks at Stones Rustic Cedar Log Homes. This makes log cabin #58 he has built. https://www.facebook.com/SticksAndStonesRCLH