Sunday March23

Yes ACRES of wild flowers!! On March 10 Denny Overhosler and crew made plans to plant native Indiana wild flower seeds, (incorperated with rye grass),  just reported from our field that it is not muddy but very stable. Every day now it will get better.

"I think we could seed wild flowers this week. The extremely fine seed is mixed with ryegrass to facilitate the even  spreading of the seed and as an added bonus protect the  the flowering plants from being compromised in their first year of growth." Says Overhosler, "I'll be contacting Mike MaHoffa from Pheasants Forever to see when he might be available,"

While inspecting the field we discovered 3 ground hog holes east of the north side of our Matt that will cause damage to the Ford if hit. I will make sure they are flagged until they are filled in.  Rumor has it that Flightmasters will send bouquets to the evicted groundhogs upon reception of their new addresses.