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    Buck nubs starting - left some cams out…

    Wow ! Thats huge.
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    Bedding builds

    If you can add water, I don’t see any downside to that !
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    Bedding builds

    Can you explain where your farm is and what type of habitat ?
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    Apple/Pear Trees

    Very nice !
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    Fire damaged trees

    I’m going to say No ? Hopefully they do.
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    Food plots in CRP.

    It must be per contract? I have a CRP contract in Minnesota that will not allow food plots !
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    Strutters

    I better get my tag (Minnesota)
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    Rainy 2024

    That’s awesome! Fun area to fish !
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    Video review- Titan Blinds

    Flies, Cicadas, ticks coming to a property near you !
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    Affordable trees for bedding???

    I would think Norway Spruce should have a cage—if you have a lot of deer ! Not sure on ninebark as I’ve never planted it .
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    Affordable trees for bedding???

    This is the best way in my opinion. Put a 3 foot tube on the plum seedling or plug . Once it gets above the tube, cage it . You can cut the tube back if necessary after it’s caged . This scenario is expensive and not practical if you plant a bunch of seedlings!
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    Double in Iowa

    Monona County, my oldest boys doubled up on their first morning !
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    Affordable trees for bedding???

    Cedars, plum, spruce, oaks that’s keep their leaves, chokecherry ? All bedding trees! *Shingle oak if you can find them and if they grow in your zone !
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    FOREST RESERVE DISCUSSION & DEBATE!! (Renamed)

    Why would Farm Bureau want their clients to pay more in property taxes ?
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    Value of Tillable land, that should be put back to trees????

    That’s one of the lowest CSR I’ve ever seen or heard of ? Definitely a wildlife project !
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