Yes they do eat sand plums.
Yes they do eat sand plums.
No. I park in the garage.
Yes and love to bed in them. You're giving away your potential lease location by the way................Kansas...sand plums....
Yes and love to bed in them. You're giving away your potential lease location by the way................Kansas...sand plums....
Damn I'm in trouble now lol
It's a good looking spot. 264WinMag went with us to look at it. It's got potential even though there was a lack of "deer sign"
But it's got a few cows on it right now.
Ah we bow only one this place and it's more SE KS so it pasture and thick brushy timber on creek bottom.
With ag field next to it which we say a doe on at 2 pm lol
Didn't get to walk the edge of the bean field though, neighbors property.
I see sand plums at draper lake and all along the oklahoma river go down past eastern avenue to 10 the street lots of sand plums.
I have no idea if these are ready yet, I have not been out looking for them ..probably will tomorrow though.
maybe i will go to tecumseh and find some ready.
Spray good with off spray as the chiggers are awfulllllllll.
I have got a few black berries already this year...those should be ready also.
I have no idea if these are ready yet, I have not been out looking for them ..probably will tomorrow though.
maybe i will go to tecumseh and find some ready.
Spray good with off spray as the chiggers are awfulllllllll.
I have got a few black berries already this year...those should be ready also.
Deer eat the heck out of them. I have 1/4 acre of them at one of the farms. Always deer tracks around them when they get ripe.
Another plus is that quail love plum thickets. Perfect loafing and dusting area for them.
If you want to make a plum thicket bigger, just disk around the outside of it. Wherever you cut a root, a new shoot will come up.
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