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SEEDS - Auto or not
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Doubledealing72
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*raises hand*
Guilty lol.
Genetics do have a lot to do with it. I grow in the same size tent you are, and I only like to run 3 at a time max now. Some autos get too big with training.
Go for it man, they are great!
Guilty lol.
Genetics do have a lot to do with it. I grow in the same size tent you are, and I only like to run 3 at a time max now. Some autos get too big with training.
Go for it man, they are great!
D.A.A.S.69
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SirSmksAlot y'all got some huge deer way up there, ain't you ? Both Whitetail and Muledeer.
I've got a bunch of duck bands that came from Saskatchewan, mallards mostly.
That we harvested way down here in Ms.
I've got a bunch of duck bands that came from Saskatchewan, mallards mostly.
That we harvested way down here in Ms.
SirSmksAlot
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D.A.A.S.69 ya the deer hunting is really good around these parts. Lots of geese here too.
D.A.A.S.69
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D.A.A.S.69
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SirSmksAlot I tried to put a picture up there in that post about the deer, but it want let you put a picture on a comment,
But we get a few Geese down this way too. Mostly Specks,Bluebellies an Canadian, lesser an greater.
Ducks an Geese have always fascinated me, xcuse,the spelling, lol
Migrations, are awesome things, to watch, just like clockwork every year.
They really do some traveling.
But we get a few Geese down this way too. Mostly Specks,Bluebellies an Canadian, lesser an greater.
Ducks an Geese have always fascinated me, xcuse,the spelling, lol
Migrations, are awesome things, to watch, just like clockwork every year.
They really do some traveling.
SirSmksAlot
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Those are great photos. I love the sound a huge flock makes when flying over. Very peaceful
D.A.A.S.69
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Corogold that's a cool name.
Yeah man, it's ever year, both coming down from Canada ,down the Mississippi River Flyway an going back
up North when it warms up.
Plenty of food in them Delta fields, they always come down here during bowseason, you want see or hear any for a 2-3weeks, then they are here for a month or so, making racket like you ain't never heard, kinda like hearing a big gobbler, up close for the first time. Then they go further South if the ground an lake's around hear freeze real bad.
That migration is something else, been fun to watch, up close ,over the years.
Yeah man, it's ever year, both coming down from Canada ,down the Mississippi River Flyway an going back
up North when it warms up.
Plenty of food in them Delta fields, they always come down here during bowseason, you want see or hear any for a 2-3weeks, then they are here for a month or so, making racket like you ain't never heard, kinda like hearing a big gobbler, up close for the first time. Then they go further South if the ground an lake's around hear freeze real bad.
That migration is something else, been fun to watch, up close ,over the years.
Corogold
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Cheers man and the name corogold yea its a old or maybe the 1st well known strain from new zealand corogold oringinates from were im from coromandel nz they say the strains gone now but i heard they still sell it in coffee shops amsterdam but i cant track down any seeds for that strain. They say the legendery famous man bob marley used to buy 1pound of weed from each country he played in and it was stated that when in new zealand performing he would buy 1pound of weed from a place called colville its a hippie community in coromandel nz and he would purchase 1pound of corogold marijuana from a hippie there im unaware of fact or fictional but its a well known coro story. Ahahah