You're off to a great start by the looks of it,that's awesome! What type of wood are you using?
Thanks, Black walnut. I needed to remove a tree from the back of my shop. I have Ash and some Black Locust on our property too. But, the Locust is huge.You're off to a great start by the looks of it,that's awesome! What type of wood are you using?
Please continue to show your progress
Thats a bummer!
Will hunt some locust,non native mulberry and maybe an osage up this year.Also tried to start some mulberry cuttings and did some osage pruning to grow a few with some purpose.Besides if you never get to cut on it you atleast grew a tree
I have Mulberry trees on our property. But, they are all multi trunk larger trees. The smaller seedlings are full of small branches. A neighbor is going to Iowa in the fall and is going to pick me up a few Osage blanks to work with.Will hunt some locust,non native mulberry and maybe an osage up this year.Also tried to start some mulberry cuttings and did some osage pruning to grow a few with some purpose.Besides if you never get to cut on it you atleast grew a tree
why, i'd help someone like that rake their leaves in the fall... and i HATE raking leaves!Sounds like a good neighbor to have
I'm sure we'll even the score somehow. In our area, neighbors just help each other out without expectations of anything in return. I give away a lot of free weed. I had tree roots grow into my leach field last summer. On a Saturday, two of my neighbors showed up and hydro-jetted out my entire leach field. This kind of thing is normal where I live.why, i'd help someone like that rake their leaves in the fall... and i HATE raking leaves!
you can't beat good neighbors.
I appreciate the information and the photos, and all of the other replies to your thread. I hope you get to have a close encounter with Old Tom, @armedoldhippy@buzzmobile Yeah I'm just learning and blowing alot of them up still.Sometimes they shoot real nice but until I have the feel for my limits in the wood (knots,twists etc.) but also how far you can push each one during tillering and at which stages they are best to mess with.Should start finishing them to use before long.Thank you for sharing though
thanks, buzz! i need all of the help i can get with bowhunting turkeys. i'm loving this thread, folks...
Yes you will, but I gots faith in you, and I am enjoying the heck out of this thread.thanks, buzz! i need all of the help i can get with bowhunting turkeys. i'm loving this thread, folks...
got a family fiasco brewing in western KY that is gonna force me to go there, then to Louisiana and stay for possibly 2 or 3 weeks. by then, it's gonna be too hot for my old ass to be climbing ridges chasing turkeys... the state pushed the season back two weeks this year, and the latter part of the season was too damn hot even before they changed it ! 
Oh no!Thats a bummer man!We had issues here also.My dang neighbors have a bait station with an electric call.Spent hours calling this hen an tom up the valley,20' from the fence to me they stopped and started looking back at a corner theyd been flocking to off and on,then off they ran and i figured they seen me or scented me.The next day went and looked at what they ran over there forlooks like my turkey season may already be over.
...At least they didnt know I was there..Heres another one I started on the other day
Thank you!Thats rad!I'm excited to see your work
