Excuse me if I don’t see MDWFP as a white knight here. What’s been their history, pre-new-WMA, on the pumps issue?

All the neverTrumpers at the Corps better hope this gets done before 2020. Ironic.

For a ton of people, it doesn’t matter.... There’s not a lot of economy down there.... Population in that vast area and voters have a lot to do with it. Lack of economy and people in that area is a huge reason why there are no pumps. I know the biology issue is front and center. Enough $$ can overc...

If they legalize marijuana, will I be able to grow sunn hemp legally in my food plots, or will it still be considered a noxious weed?

I bet the people doing the counting were high.

Do y’all remember the guy that got tatted out by his neighbor for grilling some gooslings? Loved his quote as he left the courthouse! :lol: "I ran afoul of the law and laid a huge egg," Gunn said as he left the courthouse on Wednesday. "I have received a gaggle of problems as a resul...

Not trying to defend any dirty gooses, but that shade tree might have something to do with your problem Wildfowler.

I’ve read it or heard it a couple times — what’s the blame given to no-till farming practices?

Yeah, I got that. I just don’t know how to get a different sprocket if that test shows I need a different one. Seems this should be easier to find.

Wingman would be a good source of Info. Don’t know if he is around here much anymore. Matching the plate size to the seed size is important. It probably has sprockets? Sprocket size can impact the plant population. Thanks. I’ll PM him. I’ve read up on plates. The sprocket situation has been harder ...

Any DSers spent time around one of these? I bought a 2-row version that’s in good shape. Trying to learn about how to use, adjust, but all the stuff I find online seems a little over this food plotter’s head. Looking to plant sunflowers and maybe soybeans in the future. I can’t even determine exactl...

I’d venture a guess that the store was much more of a hobby than a revenue stream.

Hmm. Yeah I think that’s it, actually. Multiflora rose has clusters of flowers. What I’ve seen is really a single large flower, more like the Cherokee.

I wonder if that includes Eagle Lake residents who aren’t being allowed on the levee anymore.