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<blockquote data-quote="Ristorapper" data-source="post: 232619" data-attributes="member: 810">The one reason why i know why there is still wheat out in the field is he farms too big and hasn't been able to afford to hire custom combiners this year.- - - Updated - - -those 70 # sand tubes you had in the back of your truck from last winter.And what I've read on the soybeans was they looked bad and harvest was expected to be bad because of the dry weather this summer but the harvest is surprising some famers with good results.&nbsp; And pheasant numbers:&nbsp; SW ND&nbsp; I know it is a general area but talked with my BIL today.&nbsp; Not seeing many pheasants down there.&nbsp; Talked with a farmer taking canola off his land he rents to him last week and there they were.&nbsp; Lots flew up at the end of the field on the last round.&nbsp; This weather is going to leave lots of crops standing yet so it may very well be a struggle to find roosters out there this weekend.&nbsp; Please try not to tear up the gravel roads/trails.&nbsp; Farmers really hate that.&nbsp; I haven't been able to get to our CRP down there to spray because it has been too dry (fire risk); now I can't get to it cause it's too wet.&nbsp;&nbsp; Can't travel any of those roads going in there in this kinda crap pulling an enclosed trailer w/ SXS with sprayer.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ristorapper, post: 232619, member: 810"] The one reason why i know why there is still wheat out in the field is he farms too big and hasn't been able to afford to hire custom combiners this year. [COLOR=silver][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] those 70 # sand tubes you had in the back of your truck from last winter. And what I've read on the soybeans was they looked bad and harvest was expected to be bad because of the dry weather this summer but the harvest is surprising some famers with good results. And pheasant numbers: SW ND I know it is a general area but talked with my BIL today. Not seeing many pheasants down there. Talked with a farmer taking canola off his land he rents to him last week and there they were. Lots flew up at the end of the field on the last round. This weather is going to leave lots of crops standing yet so it may very well be a struggle to find roosters out there this weekend. Please try not to tear up the gravel roads/trails. Farmers really hate that. I haven't been able to get to our CRP down there to spray because it has been too dry (fire risk); now I can't get to it cause it's too wet. Can't travel any of those roads going in there in this kinda crap pulling an enclosed trailer w/ SXS with sprayer. [/QUOTE]

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