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September 09/27/18, 12:42:44 PM

Offline deadeye

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Loaded apple trees
Some of the apple trees are loaded this year.  Pictured is a regular crab apple and flowering crab apple trees.
To prevent branches from breaking, I shook the tree (got bonked a bunch of times) and now realize I cannot hunt
the area for 10 days. 

 



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September 09/27/18, 12:51:01 PM Reply #1

Offline LPS

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Re: Loaded apple trees
Oh ya, good point.
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September 09/27/18, 02:54:23 PM Reply #2

Offline Steve-o

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Re: Loaded apple trees
Quote from: deadeye on September 09/27/18, 12:42:44 PM
and now realize I cannot hunt the area for 10 days. 

I don't think swinging from a crab apple tree branch constitutes manipulation of agricultural crops.

Were you planning on removing all those li'l apples before you hunt again in 10 days?

Just checkin'

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September 09/27/18, 11:08:09 PM Reply #3

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Re: Loaded apple trees
I think the baiting guidelines are different from if they fell of a tree to if they were trucked in and dumped there. These apples grew in that location and would naturally if not picked end up in that location..
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September 09/28/18, 06:58:02 AM Reply #4

Offline Jerkbiat

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Re: Loaded apple trees
Quote from: beeker on September 09/27/18, 11:08:09 PM
I think the baiting guidelines are different from if they fell of a tree to if they were trucked in and dumped there. These apples grew in that location and would naturally if not picked end up in that location..

Exactly. There is absolutely no reason you can't hunt there. 
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September 09/28/18, 07:06:33 AM Reply #5

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Re: Loaded apple trees
For what it's worth, I agree. That's a natural windfall; not deliberate baiting.
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September 09/28/18, 07:27:21 AM Reply #6

Offline Steve-o

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Re: Loaded apple trees
I'm pretty sure DE was just funnin' with us about thinking he couldn't hunt there.  Good luck.
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September 09/28/18, 08:42:23 AM Reply #7

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Re: Loaded apple trees
Mine's loaded too, branches sagging way down. Mr Cardinal likes it, though...

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October 10/01/18, 10:36:02 PM Reply #8

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Re: Loaded apple trees
Figure as much... hows that old saying go? Fool me once shame on me .. teach a man to fool me and he’ll fool me for the rest of his life.
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October 10/02/18, 08:46:43 AM Reply #9

Offline Steve-o

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Re: Loaded apple trees
Quote from: beeker on October 10/01/18, 10:36:02 PM
Figure as much... hows that old saying go? Fool me once shame on me .. teach a man to fool me and he’ll fool me for the rest of his life.

Wise man, that beeker!

I taught him everything I know and he still doesn't know anything.
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October 10/02/18, 08:49:38 AM Reply #10

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Re: Loaded apple trees
I ain't got that problem.  :bonk:  :rotflmao:

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October 10/02/18, 04:26:41 PM Reply #11

Offline Dotch

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Re: Loaded apple trees
Gotta get these babies picked!



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October 10/02/18, 07:04:31 PM Reply #12

Offline mike89

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Re: Loaded apple trees
talk about over loaded!!!  mine is almost done!!! 
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October 10/02/18, 07:05:29 PM Reply #13

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Re: Loaded apple trees
I could ride on Dotch's orange mower and pick those for him!  :azn:
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October 10/02/18, 07:12:18 PM Reply #14

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Re: Loaded apple trees
del says that google told him that's a lot of apples!
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October 10/02/18, 07:35:14 PM Reply #15

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Re: Loaded apple trees
Ya, he might wanna wear some protective head gear and call himself "johnny".... :rotflmao:

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