Recent content by southernblues

nice! i wish we had them over here in allen county!

http://rossyoung.com/sharedcovey.htm Ross Young's art is very popular amongst QU/Quail Forever/calendars/magazines/publications/etc. He paints all types of settings including all bird dog breeds --- great stuff. I guess if I can't be in the field for another 4-5 months I guess I'll have to...

It's a compilation of all the books he's done, with new twists and up to date statistics on how we have come to depend on industrialized food industry. i wish i had the nads to start an operation like his.

nature will find it's way and you will have a beautiful salad bar buffet to admire...give it 3 yrs. like you, i wanted my native grass buffers to look like my lawn but that's not the point. btw -- you tempt us with your habitat project and don't share any pics???

by Joel Salatin. My 3rd book by this author (Salad Bar Beef and You Can Farm). Great books. I was turned on to him for his rotational grazing methods as I was wanting to increase my beef herd on the grounds I currently farm. Can't say I agree 100% with everything but the guy knows nature and...

hey! -- 1985! That's all i need to say....:eek:

hang in there sorry to hear of the stroke -- hope you feeling better! hang in there.

no bueno. i feed mine diamond...

guit fiddle Been playing guit-fiddle for about 12 yrs. played praise and worship music every Sunday for about 7 yrs -- now i just noodle in my office while I'm on conf calls... this is me wanking a couple of yrs ago -- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PKxmDhkPwGU

Interesting...

Is it legal to catch "shad" in the lakes and and use them as bait for say channel cat? Will that apply here? It's not like you will be transporting live fish from somewhere else...but I can see where enforcement may be tough too.

I may be confused but I was told this was dry like hay. Sounds like there are 2 forms -- Wet and Dry...?

what liquid were you soaking the barley in?

Thanks for replies -- we have a nearby ethanol plant, before I called them I wanted to get the wisdom on this forum. I've heard you can only buy it by the train car load or semi. I've read online that it comes in two forms, one that is wet and one that is dry, similar to hay.

By product of corn after the ethanol plants get their fuel. I hear it's a great cattle food source...anybody have any feedback?