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Come on you guys... This is a good thing for Iowawhitetail!!!!! If you don't care for facebook, then don't join... but it is good for this site IMO... Josh Pipping Likes this!

Perfect!... I have been talking to my seed suplier, and he has access to a forage radish that he described to be very similar to your GHFR... does it have to be GHFR or do you think any FR would work? Also, last year I did an August planted mix of Oats, Peas, Soybeans, and Brassicas which worked...

Paul, do you apply 300-400#'s of 6-24-24 and 200#'s of urea (46-0-0) nitrogen right at planting time?

So do you plant a total of 297 lbs of seed per acre?:confused: or do you cut the seeding rates down since it is in a mix? From the pictures, it looks like you don't have any problems with the seeds out competing eachother....:)

And bright too!!! HA HA Fur Trade can't spell either! I wonder if they are related! :thrwrck:

Well I guess this would be the only down side to creating a "perfect" property for holding whitetail deer!:rolleyes: You have made your property so good that the deer are not leaving and the neighbor resorts to tresspassing in hopes of pushing deer from your property and onto his. Undoubtably...

Does this pilot fly up to Wisconisn!? I would certianly have rye and GHFR dive-bombed into my corn/soybeans!!!!!! does it take a special airplane to do this???? AWESOME STUFF! :D:way:

I'll second that... This time of year in the upper portion of the midwest, we usually have a substantial snowfall already. I watch deer dig through small amounts of fresh snow to get to my rye, but once there is 12"+ of hard frozen snow, the activity pretty much stops. The corn, soybeans, and...

72 degrees in Pasadena today! :D

In your opinion what is the best "winter" cover? (cedars, norway spruce, hinge cut timber, natives surrounded by pines, or a combo of some sort?) :confused:

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dbltree has my dream property! :rolleyes:

ha ha thanks AZ... I've always said this about the adaptability of coyotes and deer... when the world ends, the last 3 living things will be a coyote, a 6yr old buck, and Bear Grylls! (man vs. wild) :D

I'll second that on the article! One of the best in recent months IMO! :way:

I agree with AZHunter... the best way to protect deer and phesants alike from Coyotes is -- to hire a good trapper to take out furbearers that are nest robbers. -- to improve the habbitat, creating better (safer) fawning and nesting areas -- Try to keep the buck to doe ratio fairly ballanced so...

It took me 15 pages of forums to find a PCG thread! so I'm going to bring it back up to the front by mentioning that I heard a rumor this summer that Wisconsin may be doing some sort of cost share for PCG installation and are looking to put in something like 5,000 acres? I'm not sure of the...

I would take Mature Oaks with tall thick Switch grass and Big bluestem around them any day!

so really, the vertical height of the grasses are not the concern. Its the falling down of the weaker cool season grasses on top of the seedling, smothering it, is the biggest concern...? And agreed, once the tree grows above the grasses, what better to have surrounding your trees than native...

Is there a Red Cedar Thread that I havent seen? If not, there should be!!!! One question I have since I personally dont have nearly as many Reds as I would like, do you plant reds in a higher density than normal conifer plantings? I have had poor luck with my red cedar plantings :mad:... more of...

If the reed canary grass is standing tall and you try to burn it, the heat from the fire will boil the sap under the bark of the willow and kill them... And obviously the willow is the better habitat compared to the RCG... What I did with some of my willow/rcg thickts along my river is I took a...