bgkyarcher
12 pointer
That first pic has more birds than I saw all season combined.
My spots have all declined that are tillable. All coincided with the spray kill and drill method. 5 farms that had plenty of birds until they went to crops from hay/pasture.So are numbers down more in the ag counties because I’ve read treated corn seed is toxic. Not much farming here.
I asked that ? To 2 guys that we met in Mexico on our occelated trip. 1 guy was big time farmer the other was a salesman of all that stuff.My spots have all declined that are tillable. All coincided with the spray kill and drill method. 5 farms that had plenty of birds until they went to crops from hay/pasture.
Hatchlings need insects from the moment they hatch. That shit kills everything. No bugs, dead birds. I've seen the effect first hand, on multiple farms.I asked that ? To 2 guys that we met in Mexico on our occelated trip. 1 guy was big time farmer the other was a salesman of all that stuff.
And they both said no. So idk but it makes sense to me. I’m thinkin same thing as you.
Don't we usually have Mother's Day and Easter in almost every year during turkey season?lot of turkeys didn’t get killed on Easter and Mother’s Day. Doesn’t account for the difference but it sure doesn’t help.
What stuff? Round up? Liberty? Pretty sure neither kill insects at an alarming rate. Pretty sure those critters keep right on going.Hatchlings need insects from the moment they hatch. That shit kills everything. No bugs, dead birds. I've seen the effect first hand, on multiple farms.
Whatever they spray to kill prior to planting. It kills everything. No more bugs. If you don’t believe me, take a walk through a sprayed field a couple days after it’s sprayed. You won’t see a single insect. You also won’t see a single turkey in one until it’s tilled.What stuff? Round up? Liberty? Pretty sure neither kill insects at an alarming rate. Pretty sure those critters keep right on going.
Disagree. It’s an enzyme that disrupts plant photosynthesis. It’s non toxic. Nothing more. While I admit insect activity may be slightly disrupted, farmers are also forced toWhatever they spray to kill prior to planting. It kills everything. No more bugs. If you don’t believe me, take a walk through a sprayed field a couple days after it’s sprayed. You won’t see a single insect. You also won’t see a single turkey in one until it’s tilled.