Livesintrees

99% done. Just need to get some plywood and such for the roof. An hour or so this weekend and it’s time to start poking it with arrows. Cemented the 4x4’s and the rest is treated 2x6 and such that I had leftover from other projects. Horse mat behind the target for the over penetration of the soft spot that will surely develop.

They don’t have to get away from people. If they get away from you they have succeeded.

Even harder to find.

Worst case deer fine it late, they’ll know where to look come late winter/early spring

Like I told ya that day. Winter rye. Get soil amendments in and you can get certified white Dutch clover and brassica to grow anywhere.

Clear your trails and got me with ground clear. No growth for a year

Again. Cut it spray it. Next week pull it out. Dealt with countless of these guys this year as well barberry.

Most invasives can be cut back every year and controlled. But that isn’t one of em. I’d cut it, spray it. And then pull it up

Prefers full sun. Frigid forage has a product called plot screen also.

Clover will come back. I’d soil test it. Get some fertilizer on it end of the month and some remond mineral #10 fine. Then overseed with chicory and winter rye in late August.

Unless you call them and say hey I just shot a bear with a non lethal round bc he was standing on my porch.....you’ll have no issues. I have one that just recently decided he likes getting too close to the house. Two dogs barking he doesn’t care. Me outside yelling at him he doesn’t care. Walk towards him, he stands his ground. Rubber slug is next. If that doesn’t phase him, then I’ll deal with him.

Lightfield rubber slug right in his yambag

This passed week was hot. Extremely hot. Out here in Sussex county the acorns all around are dropping. Looks like the fall crop will be lighter

Spraying grasses wouldn’t hurt the clover. It’ll knock back weed competition for what little water there is available