Freshly mowed and burned. A bald eagle flew over but I was slow on the uptake.

What grain do we have covering the ground half an inch deep?





Crappy eagle video.

https://imgur.com/Br9JT5r

Safflower?

No sir - try again.

Barley

No sir - try again.

Again, nice pics Geno. 😂
I’m still crossed eyed.

I worked a field one year and it taught me
I want no part of that work. Planting safflower.
Picking peaches was another that showed me
I was a p uzzy.

Ok I’m stumped here. How far north in California are you?

We just had a stack of hay bales burn off
for 6 days that I counted.
Not sure why I’m telling you that but going to and for from work was a sight. I didn’t imagine
they would burn that wrong.

Cotton seeds

Sorghum

That video is pure schidt.

Peaches are demon spawn. I bought 11 acres of an old tomato farm on the line between St. Clair and Blount Counties in AL on the ridge of Straight Mountain. I plugged the drain pipe for the dry pond I found and poof - next rain we had a 2 acre pond.

On the dam was a peach tree 40 feet high. It had hundreds every year. They were incredible. Every year.

Ten years later I buy a place in town in Tuscaloosa, AL. it has several peach trees 20' or so. Every year we tried something different including spraying every two weeks and never once got an edible peach from those things. Not one single time.

Millet?

I hope everything is ok - damn that's horrible.

These are in a WMA in North Florida.

Disregard all prior posts. I’m going to go get a drink. I thought you, Geno, was Sal posting.
I’m a retard.

I’m guessing again here……. Green bean.
I’ve haven’t grown them.

No sir. Try again.

No sir. Good guess but try again. (A little hint - I would have NEVER guessed it).

Hemp.

I have had several at a bar with Mrs. Geno and one of her friends from the department at FSU. Damn fine evening for it.

No sir. Try again.


No sir. Try again.

Yes sir - it truly is. And that eagle was not pretty. Kind of a scruffy looking head and tail. I figure it just achieved adulthood.

Lol. Good for you and the better half.
Yeah I’m half done. You have me stumped here.

If you all the way done - let me know. I'll PM the answer to you. It'll make you laugh.

I was hoping to see the coloration. We’ve had some showing up here . That prompted me to research them. Isn’t it about 4 years old before they fully show their colors? I saw a mottled one last week and figure it’s a juvenile .

I love bald eagle videos. One day I’ll see one with my naked eye, hopingly.

😂

Ok, if not green beans how about beef seeds?
lol……. Tobacco seeds! Lol

Sarcasm much? 😉

*giggle*


That's okay...I don't know either but I'll bet a lot of folks have wished for thousands of years that cotton seeds would just fall out like that.

You could see it but only good at about 50 yards. It flew right over about 30 feet up but I didn't see it till it was 50 yards out.

5th year for white. As they make the change - the white looks kind of crappy.

Really? In alaska? Theyre thick as fleas everywhere ive been there. And ive been to damn near every podunk port from ketchikan to wainright

They perch on the roadside and eat carrion where you are. Mucho funnio - lolol. This is in florida bro - they don't live down here much at all.

I saw one in full color. It was awesome and I’ll never forget it. It just sat on a fence post about 125 yards from the house for 30 minutes . The cows were in the area and just seemed to gather around it. The eagle jumped from post to post if the cows got too close. Neither was overly alarmed by the other. It was really cool.

Negro slaves couldn't make those seeds break free. They invented a machine for it and they still white - lol.

Buckwheat.

Soybeans?

We have a bunch that winter on the coast you can see well in the dead of winter. This one was 125 miles inland on a pretty good sized lake.

When I lived in Kenai back in '92, I would see bald eagles almost every day. Surprised you haven't had the pleasure.

Very perplexing

No sir. Try again please. The deer here love that stuff (buckwheat). This is a dove field.


No sir. Please try again.

Tobacco!

Clover.

Corn nuts?

I'll go with that guess.

No sir. Thanks for playing - please try again.


You are getting closer. This will surely give it away but the individual grains are tiny.

Sesame

I know dove love sunflower seed, but that just doesn't look like sunflower seed. I seem them in bags in the grocery store, though.

Did I guess right even though I don't think so?

No sir. The season opens in the morning. I'll be back out there when it warms up. It's insanely cold here. In the 40s for lows.

We have a winner!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

McConnell nuts?

Complainer

We're happy with 40's as highs.

Sesame. The locals call it benne and claim it's different from regular sesame. The wildlife techs who planted it revealed it's just regular old sesame - the same as on a sandwich bun.

Yall are nuts.

Wheat or some type of wheat derivative like triticale or whatever.🙂 oh never mind I see we had a winner 👍

Yes sir - sesame.

Radish? sesame? LOL

No sir. Sesame. Tons of it.

Sesame? JFC.

That grows in the USA? 😂

Very cool! Congrats on great crop! Looks like a cool place you have!

Yes sir - grows great in the sure enough deep south. Very long growing season. They plant in april - it heads out now.

Thank you sir. Not mine really - WMA field. 200 acres mowed and burned. 10 day season starting tomorrow. 200+/- acres in reserve for late season starts in mid december. We have everything in it though. Even deer.

Show off.

Closest I've ever been o one. Stunk to the high heaven

Yuck.

I’ve seen them all over Northern California, seen
the damn birds grab little dogs off beaches.😂
Dang birds are ruthless.

The most I’ve seen was in Alaska.

If there'd been a dime or something else in the photo to judge by relative size, it might have been much easier to guess. Not complaining, just sayin.

It's fun to see them walk, leg feathers like paniloons.

It's fun to see them walk, leg feathers like paniloons.