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NY fields - deer doing the field work - photos
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Posted by jdemaris on March 26, 2007 at 06:56:44 from (66.218.19.5):
In Reply to: Spring Field Work Begun Yet?? posted by IaGary on March 26, 2007 at 04:53:15:
Ground just thawed here in central New York. Upper fields almost bare, lower fields sill have a two feet of snow in places. Only work being done in the fields is by the deer and turkey. I walked my fields this morning - where I could - found a few deer that died over the winter - and a lot of live ones. They are pretty hungry. Upper fields were planted in buckwheat last year - but I think the turkeys picked it all clean. The deer are almost climbing the spruce and cedar trees and eating the needles.
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