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07-31-2010, 10:42 PM
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Well, it's been three months since I burned my 30 acre "playground" to the dirt. You just can't keep a good field down. The switch is back thicker than ever, 6' to 7'; and, the blue stem (my favorite) is coming in at 7' to 8'. The food plots are doing great with the sunflowers at about 30% bloom and the seed sorgam headed out. The seven or eight volunteer apple trees are producing. I watched a nice eight point saunter by the north end of the food plot about an hour ago. Autumn is coming and the colors will be beautiful and life will be great.
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