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Sligh1 replied to the thread Mineral mix for tick control on wildlife?.Hey- they got that from me! That’s funny. Yes- it works!!! Do it!!! Watch how they are hitting it and add some additional yum... -
Ggjs4 replied to the thread CRP Programs- Worth it? Which ones?.I would say where one would say the effort to be in the program provided results greater than if one was not. Tools that lead to...
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GIt depends on the program.. I have some filter strips, & smaller 5 to 6 acres blocks of native grasses. I’ve done a lot of field...
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Ggjs4 reacted to IowaBowHunter1983's post in the thread CRP Programs- Worth it? Which ones? with
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GNone of em. Keep the G out of your business. Was in it 20 years. Best thing I did was get out.
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GWrite down your goals. If your goals align with crp, then it a step in right direction. If goals and crp dont align.. stop. It is like...
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Sligh1 reacted to madplotter's post in the thread Mineral mix for tick control on wildlife? with Like.
Got this from Habitat Talk...any thoughts? Any brand of good cattle mineral (Having 8% Phosphorus is the key). If it has 8% phosphorus...
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Mmadplotter posted the thread Mineral mix for tick control on wildlife? in Iowa Whitetail Conference.Got this from Habitat Talk...any thoughts? Any brand of good cattle mineral (Having 8% Phosphorus is the key). If it has 8% phosphorus...
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Bucksnbears replied to the thread Fox, straight tail, not bushy.Common summer looking red. -
Daver replied to the thread Fox, straight tail, not bushy.I am not a fox expert, but I think this is correct. I have seen a couple similar to this over the years, but I am not sure then if I... -
MMuskrat24 replied to the thread Fox, straight tail, not bushy.Summer coat. It does look longer than normal but I’d bet the tail would look more normal in the winter.
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This red fox has been regular all spring, never saw one without a bushy tail. Seems extra-long too. Anyone ever see this before? -
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When in the "open" they definitely are more prone to heavy winds tipping them over than other species. Good advice!! -
Daver replied to the thread Black Cherry.When in the "open" they definitely are more prone to heavy winds tipping them over than other species. Good advice!!
