Acorn grubs - Michigan Sportsman Forum Leave the acorns on top (unless getting some grubs out of the sand) as insulation and for the moisture in them Certainly experiment with another bucket if you want We sorted the acorns grubs had left (see exit holes) and discarded them before Outside of opening some to see what the grubs had done inside it really wasn't necessary
Acorns - how long do they typically last? - Michigan Sportsman Forum Hello all, I didn't see any information on this question, so here it is How long (weeks, months) does a "typical" acorn crop last as a food source? To answer one would need to know the typical acorn production per acre per season, and the typical consumption per time frame Consumption is
White vs Red acorns | Michigan Sportsman Forum White oak acorns can be planted this fall or they can go into the fridge for the winter along with the Red Oak acorns to undergo the stratification process Don't allow the acorns to dry out - if you don't plant them right away store them in ziplock baggies with a damp paper towel in the fridge
How long before a Red Oak will drop acorns? - Michigan Sportsman Forum They drop acorns in 15 to 20 years, like posted above This picture is a red oak 10 years old, planted from a seedling The flag is four feet tall This tree is close to 20 feet Red oaks grow fast, white oaks grow very slow
Acorn Grubs for Bait? | Michigan Sportsman Forum i knew someone who laid acorns in the driveway on a warm day checked them every 10 mins or so, just waiting for them to crawl out he found no dif in them over his spikes or wax worms
Fermenting Acorns??? | North Carolina Hunting and Fishing Forums So, a while back I had the kids collect a bucket full of acorns from around the yard (all white oak varieties), and I, like a good father, totally forgot and left them outside : for a looooooooooooooong time, through several rains I began to notice that the soaked acorns smelled exactly like
Tips for collecting storing acorns??? | North Carolina Hunting and . . . Hey everybody, Just wondering if any of yall gather acorns and store them? I've been reading a little about it and it seems as though they go bad pretty easy, and people tend to have problems with worms If anyone has tips on which type to look for, and how to store them I'd really