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1. P. O. Ackley Handbook for Shooters & Reloaders, Vol. 1, Vintage Hardcover, Copyright 1967, 5th Printing 1970, Near Mint Condition, $48 + Shipping

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4. Speer Reloading Manual Number 7 for Rifle, Pistol & Shotgun, 1967, Acceptable Condition, Paperback Spiral Bound, $12.50 + Shipping

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I thought I'd make another thread on plant propagation, since the one from last Spring, that was many pages long, was accidentally deleted when Trapperman needed more memory.

I'm rooting thousands of cuttings again this year including Remembrance elderberry, Catawba and other grape varieties, button bush, American bittersweet, black raspberry, kitty willow, red osier dogwood, a bunch of types of apple, 2 types of pear, Montmorency cherry, lilac, mulberry, Haskap (honey berries) and hazel nuts.

Some like elderberry, dogwood and button bush I'll just stick in soil.

The others will be going in a system with bottom heat to produce rooting. I'll have 2 pallets laying on concrete under an awning on my front barn. On top of the pallets will be an 8' by 4', 2" thick piece of foam insulation. On top of the insulation will be heating mats. On top of the mats will be 2 IBC totes, with the bottoms drilled for drainage, full of sand. The cuttings will be treated with auxin/IBA, which is rooting hormone. The bottom heat produces rapid scarification, which progresses to rapid root growth. The tops of the cuttings need to stay relatively cool to prevent leafy growth, before the roots can support it. Indirect light helps with that too, which is why the cuttings will be under an awning.

This will be the first year where I do a whole lot of grafting. I'll be grafting named varieties of black walnut, English/Turkish walnut, heartnut, butternut and buartnut onto black walnut saplings I am growing. I am grafting che, a red oriental, seedless fruit, onto Osage orange saplings I am growing. I'll be grafting apple and pear onto apple rootstock I am cloning.

I'm going to use mostly hot pipe, callus grafting in the Fall. Basically I will run a heating element in a pvc pipe, that heats it to 80F. The graft union of the tree I am grafting will be placed on the pipe. The top and the roots will be left out in the cold, so they stay relatively dormant. The graft union will be covered to keep it moist and hot. The grafts should form heavy callous and fully take in about a month. Hot pipe, callous grafting has a much better success rate than regular grafting, as high as 95%, for hard to graft trees like walnut. I would like to graft about 2000 trees this way, so I'll make a lot of extra grafts.

I'm also going to attempt hypocotyl grafting onto walnut saplings, so that I have grafted trees I can sell this Summer. The hypocotyl is the short stem part of a seedling between the root cotyledons, the leaves that come out of the seed and the first true leaves. There's a narrow window after the tree first sprouts to graft this way.

The first of a great many of Remembrance elderberry clones I'll be making



Haskaps, semi thornless black raspberry, Italian plum, black walnut, elderberry and Montmorency cherry.



Compost.



Cold stratified, black walnut seed.



Planted black walnut seed.



I picked up a load of plastic pallets to use as nursery benchtop for $3.00 each.



Red osier dogwood conveniently growing across the street, I am going to clone.

Lots of 10 coins for sale

Each coin has 1 ounce find silver

Price has $1065 free shipping

Shipping includes tracking number and $100 Insurance

Any extra insurance must be paid by the buyer

These coins are in uncirculated mint condition

They are dated 2014

Payment may be made by Paypal friend and

Or maybe be sent through the mail

4 each one ounce bottles of pure skunk essence, $80.00 plus shipping.

Traditions .Buckhunter .50 Cal Muzzleloader cap lock
Nicole and Black - Fluted barrel, Removable screw on break.


Fiber optics sights, And Scope mounts already on.
*black case not included
$200.00 Plus shipping

I have no idea what’s its worth or if its even an original trap built just like mj600 $100 but I have no idea on value

2---5lbs boxes of Hornady #4 buckshot In Factory sealed boxes $20
4 Bags Lawrence chilled #2 lead shot $25 a bag
1 Bag of Winchester Chilled #2 Leads shot $25
1 Bag Winchester Chilled #BB lead shot $25
1 Bag Phoenix Chilled #BB lead shot $25
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Shipping is extra most likely will be flat rate
I also have copper plated lead shot in #BB , #2, #4

10 good strong #1 1/2 single long springs for sale or trade. Most are Victors. Good rat traps. $4.00 apiece plus shipping in flat rate box or will trade for a Jake trap, Alpha trap, Sterling traps or Jakes.

Thanks for looking.


Jediknight

O'gorman's 2008-2009 catalog signed by Craig & Dana....$17.50 shipped





Tom Miranda catalogs...$17.50 shipped




Grawe catalogs....$20 shipped



Helfrich catalogs...$17.50 shipped


MTP catalogs....$20 shipped


M&M Fur company catalogs.....$25 shipped


Ray Milligan catalogs....$12.50 shipped

We have big fisher here in WI can someone tell me the recommended size I should get to live trap these? I see they have like a 10x12 by 32 inch trap but Im thinking that is a bit small maybe? Ive trapped a few fisher but they were not huge. thanks Joe

i am searching for a photo that was posted on here or elsewhere about 15 years ago.

I saved the photo to my computer, but the computer crashed long ago. Maybe someone saved the photo and still has it.

Anyway, the photo was taken after some gray wolves had been released into a western area that had been populated with deer and elk. The photo shows a masked hunter / trapper in a mountain winter hunting camp holding a rifle. There is part of a wall tent in the image. Also as the guests of honor are 6-8 wolves hanging from a cross pole or stringer of some construction. There were comments about SSS, etc.

If anyone finds this photo, please add it in a response here.

Thank you!

Looking for 100 or more fiberglass rat rods, will buy smaller quantities too. Looking for 3/8" x 6' or taller coated fiberglass. Located in SD, but may be willing to pay for shipping or drive within 3 hours of me for the right deal.