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I went out back this afternoon and was working the old JD "B". Getting the pumpkin patch worked up so we can have a bunch of pumpkins for all the kids in both my family and my wifes family. I am thinking about having a family hay ride this fall along with a pumpkin picking day. This would be our first. Kinda excited about the thought of it.
 

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Kevin ,that sounds like a wonderful ideal for a good family get tgether.
I really like that ideal. Can I come????????????



 

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Wow, nice to see that others are as excited about this as I am. Pics will come although it will be several months from now.

My wife was coming up with some great ideas to make this a fun event for all ages.

Betty, if you want to make the 7-8 hr drive north than yes you most certainly can come.
 

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if you engrave names of all the peaple in pumpkins then they can find theres in a pumpkin hunt you can use a battery powered cutter if you want to be fancy or simply scratch name in green pumpkin with a nail before it starts to change colour the name will scab over we have a few peaple that come to field and do this
 

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corn cob said:
if you engrave names of all the peaple in pumpkins then they can find theres in a pumpkin hunt you can use a battery powered cutter if you want to be fancy or simply scratch name in green pumpkin with a nail before it starts to change colour the name will scab over we have a few peaple that come to field and do this
That sounds like a great idea. Thanks
 

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It all sounds great Kevin. We always had a fall cookout and big hayride after finishing the tobacco harvest.
 

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Let's done'T forget this post . Would like to see some pic of the pumpkins growing when planted and when put names on them later if you do that Kevin.



 

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Seeds are in the ground and watered as well as a few sunflower seeds. Cross your fingers for a great pumpkin harvest this fall.
Better not be too good or we'll drive over there and raid your field! :lol: :shock: :lol:
 

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I think I have about 60 pumpkin seeds planted. Of course I will end up thinning some out too. Not sure on how many sunflower seeds I put in the ground but it was a lot.
 

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Ladies and gentlemen, it's not looking good. With the long and ***HOT*** drought we are having up here the pumpkins are not looking good at all. I will need to try and fill a 55 gal drum and try to get some water back there to them.
 
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