Blue Hill Wildlife Nursery, LLC 1 week ago Happy Thanksgiving! Grams Gift from loaded in the end of September to holding just a few here in the 3rd week of November. As I've continued to watch this tree it still continues to impress me. From its deliscuous taste, to its heavy annual fruit production and its drop that is just about perfect for our Archery season here in Pennsylvania. ... See MoreSee Less What root stock? I this an annual bearer? I need about 20 of them😍😍 Blue Hill Wildlife Nursery, LLC 3 weeks ago This tree is simply an exceptional wildlife tree. I had posted about this tree last year. The pictures on the website are from last year. This tree just makes alot of fruit with out fail and with out human interventions. Sonofcal began dropping fruit again this year about October 1st, casting 50 to a 100 crabapples daily. This trees fruit holds their integrity very well even after freezing and thawing, making them highly palatable to the whitetail deer. What do I mean by this? In watching as many crabapples as I have, many times a crabapple will receive freezing temperatures, turn to mush and drop from the tree. Sonofcal along with all of my late crabs keep there integrity, keep there platatability and simply keep the deer coming. ... See MoreSee Less Are these for sale yet? Do you take preorders for next Sept? Blue Hill Wildlife Nursery, LLC 3 weeks ago Look close at the amount of bucks that have mounted my archery target. ... See MoreSee Less I saw a big coyote sitting on the edge of the road right by your house Monday night. He was probably checking things out over there. Slap a cam on her!!! And the stains runnin down her legs! Ewww lol Yeah put a trail camera on it ! In the words of Roger Daltrey..... SHE'S A WHORE. Blue Hill Wildlife Nursery, LLC 1 month ago Do deer eat my pears? The short answer is yes! I could have made a video with pears hanging from the tree and deer droppings all around the trees but, instead I placed a camera and figured I would post a few pics. Again as in my previous post, I described this 6 acre property and I mentioned pear trees. As seen in these pictures, kieffer pears are coming to an end. I knew I needed more to extend my drop time and the attraction. This is why I spent alot of time searching the north east to find the Malus pear, Advent pear, Rifle deer pear, and Winter deer pear. These are all great pears, very edible for humans and very attractive to whitetails. All begin dropping after the kieffer. These pears are all grafted and easily are one of the most productive trees you can plant and have a substantial amount of fruit falling in a few short years when planted in proper soil. These trees producing in these pictures are from a planting in 2015. ... See MoreSee Less What do you recommend for soil and hardiness?
I am interested for Kalkaska in Northern Michigan. Have a hard time with some fruit trees up there because of the extended cold The proof of the pudding is in the eating, as the saying goes and all these deer aren’t just looking for Waldo. Just incredible how much action this young tree is getting.
I made a mistake on my order, I ordered pears but didn’t order enough. Camera name says it all. The Proof! If Whitetails circling their trees looking for fruit doesn’t show you the power of blue hills trees nothing will! Are they available in the spring? That is amazing tree growth Nate Miller Aaron Utberg Josh Utberg Blue Hill Wildlife Nursery, LLC 1 month ago Full Draw persimmons is still loaded and will continue dropping for a few months yet! ... See MoreSee Less Have any full draw trees for sale? Tree porn Blue Hill Wildlife Nursery, LLC 1 month ago Buck's are getting frisky in New york! ... See MoreSee Less Blue Hill Wildlife Nursery, LLC 1 month ago Buck's are getting frisky in New York! ... See MoreSee Less Witnessed some frisky Ohio activity today Blue Hill Wildlife Nursery, LLC 1 month ago A winner? Sure is looking like it! You got to love those crabapples. ... See MoreSee Less How the heck do u get that much fruit in a tree. What fertilizer are u using. If it’s growing in a ditch does that mean it likes wet soil? Do you have any others that will do well in wet soil ? What do you call that tree ? Which kind is that? Incredible ain’t it!!! 🛒 Waiting 🛒 That’s what I called loaded Stop posting videos, I’ll be broke in the spring buying trees from you!! Blue Hill Wildlife Nursery, LLC 1 month ago Obviously you see me post a lot about the fall draw chestnut tree. I've planted a lot of chestnut trees in my time. It took awhile to find the right tree for what I was looking for. You see me post of trees, with deer droppings and chestnut trees still holding late. I thought maybe I should share what's coming into my chestnut grove. I'm 4 years into a 10 year plan that I have for this 6 acres. The 6 acres is located in a rural agricultural area, bordered by houses on 3 sides and this was a huge year for the red oak acorns in this area. Yet I have zero on my property . This camera is at the point of the chestnut grove the bucks have a pretty massive scrape going there and it may not be just the chestnuts, could be the pears, could be the crabapples, maybe its the persimmons trees or it could be those food plots. My belief is its everything combined. I like trees because they can give me food and bedding all at the same time, when dealing with small property. It just takes time to grow preferred bedding. This is a high pressure area, you wont see very many old bucks in these pics, mainly a bunch of 2 year olds. These pics are from a 30 hour period, many of which are at night. I've turned 6 acres into the destination for most any deer in my area. Pics are beginning to pick up in the day light and I know the daylight pics will continue to grow over the next few weeks. Theres many other bucks coming to this 6 acres every night. This is just one camera, at the head of the young chestnut grove in a little over a days time. You have the food, you'll have the doe and if you have the doe, the bucks will follow. ... See MoreSee Less How old are the Chestnuts in this picture? How many trees do you have total on that 6 acres ? My trees have grown so much this year it is amazing. Can't wait for your chestnuts to be 10 years old With all the ash trees dying in my woods I think it’s a perfect time to plant some crab apple and pear trees food plots are a lot of
Work but I do like planting them too Bucks love scraping under chestnuts How much does the same tree cost me to buy from youBlue Hill Wildlife Nursery Blog
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