How's your pecans doing?

[Uncle Meat]

Anyone else have pecan trees?
We're got several hundred native and paper shells down in Okfuskee county.
Seems to be a good crop this year.
I'm hearing the pecans in Georgia aren't producing that much this year so the price is up for the rest of us.

 

[dennishoddy]

I just have 4 in the yard. Native. Not a pecan on any of them....

 

[Shootin 4 Fun]

My nuts aren't producing in South Tulsa County.

 

[RWS]

My nuts aren't producing

another nice quote!

 

[WhiteyMacD]

My nuts aren't producing in South Tulsa County.

I was hoping to be the one to make the first ambiguous statement. Damn you, S4F!

 

[dennishoddy]

I was hoping to be the one to make the first ambiguous statement. Damn you, S4F!

Seems you guys have a.......connection?

 

[Shootin 4 Fun]

I was hoping to be the one to make the first ambiguous statement. Damn you, S4F!

You gotta be fast. But seriously, the pecan trees in the grove that we shoot at aren't producing.

 

[RedRiverAmmo]

My native pecan in the yard is doing pretty well. This is the first year we've had a good crop from that tree. Its about 20 years old this year.

My dad's trees are loaded this year but they are mostly wormy and bad.

 

[Copper01]

The native in my front yard has an OK crop on it. This will the first year to produce since the ice storms. The tree is at least 65 years old by photos I've seen of my place, so I wouldn't expect it to produce regularly anyway. Its my understanding that once they get around 70, pecans pretty much quit making but I don't remember where I got that from.

 

[Cedar Creek]

From SW Oklahoma - my son brought over a bunch of pecans from his native trees last night. He has three and the limbs a weighted down with pecans this year. Those little native pecans are really loaded with flavor!

Cedar Creek