Heck yeah man!! It is an awesome place. Thanks for commenting

If I remember correctly the brand was “eagle” foraging soybeans. For what it’s worth they did excellent for me, but I have a well balanced population. My buddies planted them w/ higher deer populations and were a little disappointed. Apparently the deer just kept them mowed down and never give them an opportunity to grow. I appreciate your question/comment.

Hey drew I actually have them made specifically for the drills

@@KandKFarmImplementsLLc that's awesome, I am looking to fix up an old seeder and need new meters. Would you sell the meters and drive shaft?

Hey Kaipo I generally fish in the upper parts of the north and south forks mainly Aiken county, but there is a good population throughout the Edisto. I try and fish all the public landings. Seem to do a little better w/ jack and bass in the fall, but I do catch them all year. In all fairness I do focus on panfish/catfish till the fall. I hope this helps and I appreciate you commenting

@@KandKFarmImplementsLLc Hello! Thanks for telling me! That’s a couple hours away but maybe I’ll get to go check out the landings there in Aiken. Thanks! It’s appreciated

Hey Larenda Thank you so much for commenting!! I love the the sneak boats! Any chance of getting the line going again? They are such fine boats, I would love to see them available again. Thanks again for your comment!!

Hey Eric Thank you so much for asking as has been my heart and sole for years. Unfortunately she was “fixed” after a failed breeding a few years back. I got her and Freebyrd from Mr Glen Hope out of east Texas. Bama is/was the better of the 2, ( little better nose) but her advanced age (12ish) has allowed Byrd to do most of the work. Thank you so much for commenting.

I know what you mean!! That’s what I like in the rod department. Plenty of action, and if it breaks ( usually a spare tire or battery in the bed of my truck lol!) it doesn’t break the bank to replace. Thank you for commenting!!

Hey Brian Thanks for your comments! Unfortunately there are no public landings that I’m aware of on the north Edisto until you get around the ( North sc) area. I’m not sure of the names, but you can go on FRED’s website ( friends of the Edisto) and they list all the landings in order from the 1st till the end. I hope this helps!!

@@KandKFarmImplementsLLc Thanks again man.I appreciate that.Keep doing what you are doing bud!

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I'm interested in this, but when i click your link it doesn't work. Do you have an email you can share?

@@KJNDIVER1 Thank you so much for letting me know about my website. I also tried to access the page and couldn’t get anywhere. I will let my web builder know immediately. My Facebook page has my shop # posted, and I’m generally pretty close during the day. So sorry for the inconvenience. Paige

I would recommend reading the label to find out what the maximum active ingredient is per year. I have sprayed them multiple times in the past and mistakenly over done it. It really won’t hurt the sunflowers but you can get a build up in the soil that can really hurt future crops. I use panaramic which is a generic cadre. I’m not super happy as I now have pig weeds that are resistant to it, but still use it because I don’t know of any real good alternatives for broadleaves. Crossbow is a brush killer, so I would be very hesitant to spray that on sunflowers. I hope this helps. Thanks for commenting

We were on the big Edisto close to Cannadys/ state park

Hey there I was in a sneak boat and tigger was in a caiman. Sneak went out of business ( I think). Caiman boats are made in SC. They are both propelled by electric trolling motors, but are steered w/ foot pedals. I went into a little more detail on another video ( fishing equipment update). I appreciate your question, I hope this helps.

We sprayed a pre emerge before they come up, and 2 more times w/ a chemical called cadre during the growing season. Thanks for commenting

I appreciate you responding. I’m fairly certain I’ve never caught any before up here in the head waters of the Edisto. Really cool fish.

@@KandKFarmImplementsLLc I fish the Edisto a good bit. Normally below Canadys. But I've normally only caught either of those in swamps.

Hey there Yes some folks call them stumpknockers, I think the official name is spotted sunfish. They are generally on the smaller side, but typically aggressive and fun to catch.

@@KandKFarmImplementsLLc I like the diversity you have there 👍

Awesome. Thank you so much!

Awesome! I figured I’d be the only one! Showing our age!! Lol! I appreciate the information. I was thinking he was from the mid west area but possibly a second/ third generation immigrant from Eastern Europe based on his accent. It was clean entertainment, and man do I wish I could go back to that simpler era. Thank you so much for commenting.

Hey Jeremy I actually don’t care for them because of the small bones, but my buddy slashes them about every 3/4” and fries them hot. He absolutely love them. If you have any suggestions I would greatly appreciate any input. They are a pile of fun to catch but generally throw them back unless I have someone wanting them.

Look up a recipe for pickled pike. The bones dissolve in the pickle. Nice with crackers as a snack.

Hey Mr Lemacks I use a interstate marine battery. It’s kinda hard to say how long a good battery w/ a full charge will last. It depends on length of travel and flow of the River so much, but I do remember last year I traveled at top speed down River for approximately 45 ( 55lb thrust motor) minutes and then fished my way back ( against the current) and made it back on a wing and a prayer. That gotta a little scary!! I wouldn’t trust it over 30-35 minutes at top speed going down. Going up River I would let it roll and have a good paddle just in case. I hope this helps. Thanks for watching and commenting!! Ps. Good luck w/ those ducks!!!

I bought it used from an individual. If I remember correctly, we saw the ad on Facebook market place or possibly Craigslist. They are a little hard to find, but I still see a few for sale every year. Good luck!

Hey Jay There are several different brands/names that are available. Clear field #3 or #4 (seed size)is what I generally plant, because of availability in my area. Just make sure it is a variety that is herbicide resistant. The brand name chemical that you can spray on them is cadre ( however there are generics of the chemical as well). At one time it was a great chemical and would pretty much take care of most any weeds, but there are some resistant weeds now. Unfortunately the seed and chemical are expensive, but there are some place’s online that will sell them by the pound. I appreciate you commenting

No, what is sad is there are such ignorant uniformed folks that feel the need to comment and impose their opinion about guns, hunting, and heritage. Educating children about firearm safety and proper usage for the purpose of hunting could quite possibly keep them from going hungry one day. You live your life let everyone else live theirs

I’m sorry about that. This was our first video and looking back there was plenty room for improvement. Hoping we are getting better w/ each passing video. I appreciate your input.

Yes sir Thanks for commenting

@@KandKFarmImplementsLLc I live in St Matthews, but have lots of friends in Orangeburg who own Edisto river property. Some of the best fishing around, especially them red breast.

Thanks!, but let’s go w/ “tackle bag”. Lol!!! I appreciate your comment

Yes. Very tasty. There are/were some limits to the amount of fish you could eat in a certain time period from the Edisto do to increased mercury levels. The recommended amounts were quite high and way more than we eat. You can check out scdnr for the exact recommendations. I appreciate you commenting

Lol!! I could try for a refund if one breaks. Thanks for commenting