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Semi live from the Camel Cade.

Semile live.

Update on my summer food plot.

You know, I guess I've talked a couple times about the drama I had last year.

This year, I was kind of proud on my timing and everything.

I drilled, and I've posted a few pictures of it. I crimped through some old food plot stuff with a drill. And I went back and checked it in the grass I had crimped through, which was mostly

cereal rye. It was dead. And I was like, well, if it comes back up, I'll mow it. Well, it

didn't. Right. And all of a sudden, I got all kind of greenery popping some soybeans and

some iron clay peas and millet and mallow, stuff like that. and i'd go down there like every two or three

days just checking on it thinking sticking my chest out going man i'm i'm smart i'm getting a

i'm getting a i'm getting a handle on this well then it started raining and i ain't going

i'm trying not to complain about the rain because it will not quit.

Anyway, I've been going down there checking on it.

And I stopped for about a week because it's just been rain, rain.

I went in there yesterday and the hogs have just torn it up.

It's the actual definition of if it's not one thing, it's another.

With you and your plant and it's sad. I don't know why they got in there because, you know, the plants were six, eight inches tall. It wasn't like there was any seeds around anything. Everything germinated, but, and I've had, you know, we'll occasionally get a wild hog through there. I mean, they show up very seldom.

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