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I don't mind volbeat, Shindown and Asking Alexandria too.

That was the right thing to do rather then have the animal suffer.

Lot 10

Yeah at the very least, Just goes to show most that this summer has been one of the worst in many years.

If no one takes it here, It ends up at a food bank here too.

It all sucks

This may go down as the best day this summer, Sad to say for mid July, Clear blue skies, 76/62.

Them and Metallica are a couple of my favorites as well as STP and Nirvana i have on one of my playlist.

You can get lucky but i've been behind vehicles that have broadsided them before and all that bruised meat is no good, I actually sell bags to McCabes mom Penny, She usually comes in a couple times a year with Kris's dad wearing a Maine Warden Service hat and he has told me a few good stories lol.

If you hit one up here and kill it, You have the option to keep it but i can tell you, Most of these that get hit unless you get real lucky, Have bone fragments through out and at that point are made in to deer burger if any of the meat can be salvaged at all.

If they don't come and take care of it, Mother nature would anyways, Coy dogs would find it overnight, They're defenseless at that age.

Veal, I pass up anything small, I don't need to take a deer unless i want to take one.

You have to outsmart them....lol, The birds will pick you clean.

That's what happened with the potted one to me too, A couple blossoms and a couple berries that the birds got too before me, Looks like i just missed a rogue one here too as it got dark real quick and popped SE going into Lisbon.

My strawberries are like yours, 10 days or so of sunshine in 7 weeks is not going to cut it, I have one in a pot that has no blossoms, My other one that's in a 35 gal container has yielded some small fruit but nothing special.

Peat moss and i use these two yearly below to get the soil more acidic, Also i sacrificed a couple years of berries to by plucking off the blossoms to increase the yield.

I had a couple of bushes take a hit with that late freeze this year that were full last year.

I have not had any chipmunks get in there as of yet.

Those are the Patriot Variety which is an early and large blueberry, I have 6 plants, 2-Patriots, 2-Chandlers and 2-Elliot's, The Patriots are early, Chandler is mid and the Elliot's are a late smaller variety, This is one of the Elliot's.

Ha ha, I have a boat load already on Saturday, Will be 10 of us, Older crowd this go round, I'll message pics to you.....

Ground plants are struggling everywhere with all this rain, I'm already harvesting broccoli, cauliflower and blueberries.

Seeing you're in jamaica this weekend its going to be a great weekend in Naples.............

Yes, Great venue, Its good baseball, AA, They have some very good young players, There in first place in there div 51-33

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1.24" on the day, Bulk missed to the west of here thank god.