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<blockquote data-quote="woodsman04" data-source="post: 5347991" data-attributes="member: 19488"><p>Still a little early in my area, I think most hatch right around Memorial Day. But the forecast the next several days looking good for them. Slight summer thunder shower rain chances, and hot weather. </p><p></p><p>If we could just get one or two good ones in a row it will help. </p><p></p><p>I've seen one clutch on my place every spring but twice since 2007. They are never there during fall, but I usually have a hatch. Just don't know where they go or if they get eaten.</p><p> We have thinned woods, got rid of cows, send fescue too hell, bushhog strips in late summer and early spring (before and after hatch) strip disc. Now have a big field of millets, sorghums, cowpeas, and who knows what else growing. Not a big square field, one that gets wide and narrow and curves and turns. </p><p>I'd rather see a clutch of little ones raise up to raise more than shoot a limit in three states combined in one season.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="woodsman04, post: 5347991, member: 19488"] Still a little early in my area, I think most hatch right around Memorial Day. But the forecast the next several days looking good for them. Slight summer thunder shower rain chances, and hot weather. If we could just get one or two good ones in a row it will help. I’ve seen one clutch on my place every spring but twice since 2007. They are never there during fall, but I usually have a hatch. Just don’t know where they go or if they get eaten. We have thinned woods, got rid of cows, send fescue too hell, bushhog strips in late summer and early spring (before and after hatch) strip disc. Now have a big field of millets, sorghums, cowpeas, and who knows what else growing. Not a big square field, one that gets wide and narrow and curves and turns. I’d rather see a clutch of little ones raise up to raise more than shoot a limit in three states combined in one season. [/QUOTE]
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