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#331475 - 08/07/07 09:16 PM

summer plots looking sweet

stirrat
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here is corn and soybean mix, and also sorghum and pumkins

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#331629 - 08/07/07 10:22 PM

Re: summer plots looking sweet [Re: stirrat]

cmoses
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nice spot

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#331950 - 08/08/07 08:38 AM

Re: summer plots looking sweet [Re: cmoses]

VA Turkey
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Very nice! I planted some sorghum this year and was wondering when your deer start to utilize it? Mine is just starting to head out and looking good. TIA!

BTW, Very cute helper you got there too!

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#332145 - 08/08/07 11:20 AM

Re: summer plots looking sweet [Re: VA Turkey]

stirrat
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i hear they eat it when it is mature. i have never planted it either but thought i would try one field and mix in some soy. i tell you what i will be fun to sit there in the winter. i bet the birds will be all over that field. looks like bird seed

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#332705 - 08/08/07 06:33 PM

Re: summer plots looking sweet [Re: stirrat]

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NICE..........

I really like the 2nd pic.....

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#332985 - 08/08/07 09:47 PM

Re: summer plots looking sweet [Re: deerchaser007]

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Guys, Last year I planted this sorghum plot for the first time. Come bow opener they were hammering it. They eat the tops where the seed is. Once all the seed is dropped or eaten they pretty much abandon it, but were bedding in what was left of it this spring.

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#333140 - 08/09/07 01:00 AM

Re: summer plots looking sweet [Re: HOOK]

156p&y
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Good grief that looks good. We are growing sand dunes around here.

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#333192 - 08/09/07 06:30 AM

Re: summer plots looking sweet [Re: 156p&y]

stirrat
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hook- thanks for the info on the sorghum. i wanted to try something new that would also be good cover.

156- i am supprised at how well everything is looking with as little rain as we have had. i think we have been very lucky

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