Recent content by Baker

If the question is.." Are the glory days of hunting coming to an end " Ask this little buddy what he thinks. Louisiana---Sportsmans Paradise!

My orchards look same. Figs especially got hammered. same on fields . stunningly beautiful with crimson but spring green up in full bloom. Chance of rain starting tomorrow. Be very timely.

We did a control burn on about 50 acres yesterday. Went very well and with rain in next weeks forecast should turn lush green quickly.

They will definitely find it assuming the grass is such they can move thru it. Any small seed will work including sunflowers which would also help doves. Of course gotta be careful as dove season approaches for baiting laws etc.

BTW a quail biologist taught me that trick . Helps even out the giant swings in quail populations year to year.

Your gonna love my answer.... Put a seed spreader on the back of a sxs and drive down your roads and area around field your discussing broadcasting milo. This will help them overwinter into springing by broadcasting over a long distance keep them protected from predators. This is the best...

Short video showing various nutrition strategies with food plots. First time using drone. Fun but I still need practice.

We are having a little better luck down here. Course, I think the glory days of hunting are ...now!

Planting crabapples, jap persimmons, and pears

That suggests that everything from Ft. Collins to the gulf where any flooding takes place is exposed. Which would also hold true for waterways everywhere. Which also suggests when you couple water ways as a vector along with " particulate transfer ", hunters moving dead animal parts around, live...

Regarding reasons for the spread of CWD I offer the following that suggests there may be more to the story than we know. I grew up on a 8000 acre property in north east La. It is bordered on one side by the Ms. River which is over a mile wide at that point. Another border is Lake Yukatan which...

Mongolia is a fascinating place to hunt. Nomads. Marmot hunters. Superstitous people. Witch doctors. Camels Very old mountains so not nearly so strenuous as sheep hunting N.America. The largest sheep in the world. Ibex in the Gobi desert. A bazillion square miles without a road. All a very wild...

You asked... It was about 35 years ago my girlfriend and I were hunting Zimbabwe on a rather large concession. We were driving thru a valley in an open air jeep with the PH and a couple trackers when they spotted smoke coming from below. A camp fire. After a brief huddle they told us not to...

There are so many amazing things there. The trackers--beyond belief. The variety of animals, the incredible sense of wildness. Hunting experiences you cannot get here. Tracking buffalo, then realize lions are in front of you tracking the same herd. Being in the middle of a herd of elephants...

Per chance have you been to Africa? Like many things I never had a desire to go till life delivered me there. Once there I was gut hooked. Amazing place. I've been to S. Africa several times, Zimbabwe some, Tanzania --my absolute favorite, and Kenya. For a southern redneck boy it's perfect as I...