JeepKuntry
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I was out for between 2 to 3 hours and saw no good oaks on the ground. Guess most of the feed sign I saw was a couple weeks old. What had dropped was either tiny or rotten. Hope yalls are better than that place.
I'm seeing alot over here to.Lots of acorns of all types in my neck of the woods
This. Mountain Chestnut acorns starting to fall. Biggest crop for that species in my area in many years. Whites have a massive crop but haven't started dropping yet (except a few blown out by winds). Reds in my area VERY spotty. maybe 5% have acorns.Mountain Chestnut dropping, only Whiteoak on the ground has been blown out by wind but trees are loaded, and Red Oaks are a bit spotty, I'd guess 50% have acorns. Wayne Co.
This exactly. Last year in Humphreys, had zero acorns, zero persimmons, and zero muscadines. Drought wiped us out.Hickman county has a lot of chestnut oak acorns on the ground. There are some red oaks falling. White oaks are loaded. Wind has blown some white oaks out but most are still in the trees. There is also a bumper crop of persimmons and muscadines. Last year there was none of the above. When I say none I mean none.
Amazing. Never heard of such a thing.Lots of muscadines in wayne county. some red oak acorns starting to drop as well. reds dropping here at the house in lincoln.looks like a decent amount on the trees. my chestnuts have started dropping as well and a few of my trees are still blooming. been a weird year for my chestnut trees. some if them bloomed 3 times. first time i have seen that.
have you ever seen burrs clumped up like that before?Simply amazing...
this what i picked up this morning. 4lb. maybe get 4 more lb off that tree. according to my records i got 24lb off that tree last year. production is definitely offSimply amazing...
Nope. Clusters of 3 or 4, yes. But in that one picture they're hanging like grapes!have you ever seen burrs clumped up like that before?