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  1. #1
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    It's tough fellas. It seems we either have floods or nothing at all. Yesterday it rained all around us, north, south, west and east and we had about 20 drops. My place is getting ugly dry and so is alot of folks.
    Maybe later this week they are saying we might get some, Lord a willin......

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    We got nice rain yesterday first rain in seven weeks I think it is to late for the corn but will help some of he beans. I live on the Wabash river on the Illinois side. I have not heard anything about the Asian Carp kill Tim but it would be one of the few positives of the drought. The river is so low they probably were covered with ticks.

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    I wouldn't be suprised if we get another major EHD outbreak. If so, mature bucks could be few and far between.
    The last bad drought we recovered two 170+ nontyp. bucks that fell to blue tongue. That was pretty hard to swallow considering the time and money i put into making sure they stay healthy. I would hate to see that again but I agree we're not too far off...

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    As far as the weather goes the abnormal is the new normal, I think that is what you can expect from here on out. jmo

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    I put a radio up in the garden last night hoping to scare the deers and coons away from my sweet corn which they are decimating,I also set two live traps on the other side of the garden.I guess the radio doesn't work on coons,I caught two young ones using an ear of sweet corn and a couple snack cakes my wife keeps around for the kids.Must have a sow and her family dancing in the corn to the music at night,as bad as I hate it,going to have to kill them,I don't want to haul my problem off to somebody else.

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    I put a radio up in the garden last night hoping to scare the deers and coons away from my sweet corn which they are decimating,I also set two live traps on the other side of the garden.I guess the radio doesn't work on coons,I caught two young ones using an ear of sweet corn and a couple snack cakes my wife keeps around for the kids.Must have a sow and her family dancing in the corn to the music at night,as bad as I hate it,going to have to kill them,I don't want to haul my problem off to somebody else
    One thing that has worked for me is take crappy old hotel soap and break it up a bit. Put it in a sock and hang them around the garden. It stopped the deer and rabits right away. No sign of anything gettin into it but not sure if we ever had a coon problem or not.

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    Soap will work on deer. So will human hair in panty hose, but you have to freshen it about every other week or so with new hair..

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    I guess I'll build an animal proof fence next year instead of fighting them every year,6' tall welded wire with chicken wire around the bottom for rabbits,a couple strands of electric on top to keep coons from climbing over.Too late for this year and I'm still recovering from surgery.

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    Irish spring soap will run them to the next county.. They hate the smell. I have also use cheep stinky dollar store bar soap .. Just drill holes in it and tie it to the brush or trees about 3 feet high.. I have squirrel problems they want to eat my tomatoes so I put out fresh pans of water for them it works real well.
    Cheep stinky calone and purefum work too they just don't last as long..

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