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Pictures of Spring.
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Maxxis31
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very cool pic, nicely done with the sun coming up and the shadow cascading off the hunter, awesome 
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Pretty but they stink. The neighbor has one that if it was mine would not have survived the spring.
We’ve got 3 of them in the front yard. Was told about how they smelled bad, never smelled at all this spring.... I was all ready too cut em down based on what we read on them.... They dodged a bullet.... This time...Yupper
triple_duece
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triple_duece
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Yes, this is very true. Our subdivision had lots of them along our entry street and most are gone due to half the tree breaking off after splitting. Weak wood trees that spread high and wide with heavy leaf growth don’t fair too well during storms or high winds.
Bradfords,Cleveland and Aristocrats are the most popular jizz trees planted along our city streets and subdivisions around here and they all stink and eventually have wind damage at some point.
We have one I’ve been keeping my eye on, hasn’t quite split yet but has the look like it could....
If you're saying you dont smell them with that nose, then there's no way they have an odor
While cleaning fish last night, I caught a whiff of it. I then walked up to the tree and it definitely does have a stink to it...
Your house is 7.23 miles from the river...how in thee hell.While cleaning fish last night, I caught a whiff of it. I then walked up to the tree and it definitely does have a stink to it...
Sgt Fury
Sgt. Spellchecker
Snuck up on two fawns behind my barn...they were coming to the gate opening but a woodchuck scared them...so I had to stalk. When they ran, the doe sprang up from her bed about 40 yards away and ran over to them.
What are your thoughts here. Saw this this morning behind my shed while cruising though to dump some melon rinds. Is it Chicken or Hen of the Woods or neither.?
