dogdoc

partner--that is a lot of hard work. Congrats--i know it will pay off.

I don't think it's working:p

they would probably hate being my neighbors--i'd be like Dennis the Menace--always over there bugging them.

lookin' at those hybrids make me hungry!

both the dog and the handler. Does it get any better than this? How lucky I am to have a daughter that wants to share a hobby with a father. This is Peach--the little lab puppy that we raised since a week old. She is now 4 1/2 months old and coming along nicely. She is the fetchiest pup I have ever seen. The pup will fetch a bumper all day long--and her obedience is coming along nicely. Maybe a future FC (Field Champion) but I doubt it will be me handling her--Mollyann wants to be involved in all the training--which couldn't make me happier. Here are the two hard at work doing some obedience training (sit and heal): After reading the tribute to Dr. David on the main page--I can't help but give them just that one extra hug and that extra kiss. I don't think they (my two girls) understand it--but man I sure do these days. Life is short--you never know if that is going to be the last hug, the last kiss, the last "I love you". fighting back tears these days! todd

very very nice. Those decoys should do the job. You do nice work.

what a nice tribute to a great man. very well written.

Thanks for sharing your thoughts about our friend. He is missed by us all.

comin' right along--hope some rain finds you.

that's emmy award winning stuff right there partner.

got a nice one there--great pic.

great pics--looks like a sweet spot:) JK--you need to provide a link to your pics or add them to your message.

what a flop. ABC took a hit on those finals.

your cereal grains and austrian winter peas make a great combo with brassicas.

yep

welcome--very cool truck!

i'm not a bear hunter but the core-lokts shoot better out of my .25-06 than any of the premium loads. Great load for the price.

lol--that's pretty funny.

you can put me down for a dozen--I'd love to dedicate one for a deer in honor of him this year!

I'm sure your hard work will pay off. Only problem I see is a good population of deer can wipe out 1/2 acre of brassicas in about a week. Personally if it was me I wouldn't plant anything right now and spray again this summer then plant you a nice cereal grain plot (wheat/rye). Don't get me wrong I love brassicas-- but once they become sweet and the deer start eating them they can wipe out a small plot pretty quick. good luck and look forward to your pics

great germination. Look like a killin' spot!

We have been blessed with plenty of rain this spring and the plots are responding nicely. Here are a few pics of one of the plots. They all look about the same: todd

can't wait to see the pics. I don't know of any grass herbicide that you can use that won't kill the sorghum. You can use a broadleaf like 2,4D but it won't kill any unwanted grass.

you got it partner--hope it turns out benign!