Starting to get a few on 1 of my trees!!

[huntersdad]

If planting new trees. Its best not to let the worms get on them until they are big enough to support the worms. If there to small then the worms will run out of food before they are ready to go in the ground to start the cycle over. But once large enough just transplant some for the first time and let nature run its course.

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[Chuck Adams]

From what I understand they will not live long enough to turn into a sphinx moth and start the cycle over. If they are going to be used as bait it doesn't really matter. I usually toss those with the eggs to the chickens. They make short work of it. It is pretty neat to watch the worms once mature at daylight they march down the tree trunk and burrow into the ground

That’s I wondered what the process was.


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[Ketchn]

Heck, Chuck, I thought it was going to be you sunk a tree in your lake for cover and are now catching crappie, lol.

me two , I was like really .....
where are the slabs ?

[Ketchn]

Heck, Chuck, I thought it was going to be you sunk a tree in your lake for cover and are now catching crappie, lol.

me two , I was like really .....
where are the slabs ?
in these parts demz chicken food ....and or lizards ....

[DockShootinJack]

Chickens, birds, and catfish love them

[Ketchn]

catfish ....?
what is a catfish .....

[SuperDave336]

Here ya go... this is a catfish.

[Ketchn]

Here ya go... this is a catfish.

oh ok , got it , are most them tabby colored or do they have them grey tiger striped ones to ,,,,,just wondering

[SuperDave336]

oh ok , got it , are most them tabby colored or do they have them grey tiger striped ones to ,,,,,just wondering

Yes I think they do. There is even a flathead catfish

[Ketchn]

Yes I think they do. There is even a flathead catfish

wait just a minute sir , me thunk you already showed us an image of a "yella " cat