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I would not mow right now. Switch is a warm season plant. You don't want to set it back during its peak growth season. What's already established will be fine. I'd spray next spring, around April to May of next year.

Yep, I follow. My comment was in terms of his response on multiple day hunts. If sunset is 7 PM, sunrise is 7 AM - Have 12 HR gap. If sunset is 6 PM, sunrise is 6 AM - Have a 12 HR gap. Nature doesn't care or know about the numbers we assign to it.. :)

Very jealous! Coming from a guy in MO.. :)

Sun sets and rises at a given point in time. Doesn't matter what the clock says..

Depends on your N needs.. 100# per acre of AMS would give you 21# of actual N and 24# of S per acre. I'd shoot for around 50# of N per acre if pure brassica planting. You can go up to about 100# if you want basketballs.. The sulfur is great for brassicas as well. AMS is among the most...

Fertilizer Grade AMS is a great source of N and S both. Used before with great results. 21-0-0-24S

Not a fan of Daylight Savings at all, especially for the early risers - better matches arcadian rhythms. Daylight at 9 PM pushes me to stay up later. I was hoping they would make Standard Time permanent. But at the end of the day, the clock is just a number so quit changing it every 6 months...

Trail Cam Pro has a great tree mount.

Exact scenario, 20 yards off a field at the head of a ditch. Fixed that with a cattle panel. Open, Close when I go in…

I'd find out when the cows are removed. I'd be there the day after hanging cameras.

Have any photos further back? So we can see a larger area of the stand? FWIW, I typically mow in late March / Early April after the first year. This is purposely to be right after cool season, beginning of warm season. You may be further into April depending on how far north. When I...

Did you bound like a deer too? :)

Yes, I do. I actually do mine in March after the season, after all the leaves drop. Then I'm good until about late October. After that, stuck waiting for a rain. Or go in mid-day.

Bumping up a great thread.. Trying out the Big Tine Mineral + Granular Garlic + Feed Grade Dried Molasses this week. Trying this mix for general nutrition + tick removal. Have a decent amount of deer w ticks on their ears. 120 lb Big Tine 1.5 lb Granulated Garlic 10 lb Molasses

Wow! Very cool.

Saw that big tine product, very low in phosphorous it appears.

Sad how common this is. I hear it all the time as well.

Skip - I'm curious what in this keeps the ticks away? Or just a more healthy animal in general?

Very intrigued by the new Grizzly blinds.

Thanks boomer. Better start posting more insults to get your post count above 35. https://www.dailymail.com/sciencetech/article-15868603/scientists-create-ticks-meat-allergy.html