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    Food plot progression over the years.

    For deer, I am all wheat and clover or just wheat. It is easy, relatively inexpensive, I dont have a bunch of different plots that need different applications, and deer like it. No fertilizer For ducks, it is jap millet. I dont know what to use for doves anymore. I think doves have more or...
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    outfitted hunts on your land

    Unless you were just purely a non hunter, I wouldnt do it
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    How isolated is too isolated

    Could me more year round hunting in the south, too😎
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    How isolated is too isolated

    Kind of a shock to me to see mature buck eating at a giant protein feeder in the middle of the day in the wide open like a milk cow at Dawgs place. If deer were that tame here, there wouldnt be a one left.
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    Deer love sugar beets

    When I planted austrian winter peas at home, deer never let them get big enough to even see them.
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    Deer love sugar beets

    Yes, mixed field of austrian winter peas and radish with zero use
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    Spreader?

    I have a moultrie receiver mount that is OK. I would not run fertilizer through that electric gate. Large pull behind is good if you’re not going to be in some rough areas. I use tractor mount pto driven spreader in my main food plots, receiver hitch sxs mount for quicker single jobs and rougher...
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    Deer love sugar beets

    Got a big field of these at our lease another member planted. Hogs wont even eat them
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    How isolated is too isolated

    Saying the buck pics are legitimate. Deer season in LA already been open for a couple months and those bucks are still alive. Do you have equivalent sized bucks on your ground in KY? It would worry me being an island of woods in an ocean of fields.
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    How isolated is too isolated

    Could that be because most of us are working our asses off to have bucks like you have?😎
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    Are the glory days of deer hunting coming to a close?

    I would say they in are just east of the red river valley - but I have seen some pics of some monsters that come off the river
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    Are the glory days of deer hunting coming to a close?

    My son in law hunts about an hour south of shreveport. They used to mount their 100” bucks. Now they are killing 135/140 in deer every year with bigger deer in the vicinity. They have hunted the same property for over 30 years. Right now is the best hunting they have ever had - by far. Even...
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    3-year Quest is Over

    Unusual buck. Congratulations. I have never known deer to eat bois d’arc fruits. I have a lot of them. Squirrels eat some. Rest lay there and rot.
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    Are the glory days of deer hunting coming to a close?

    We can legally take the elk if in deer season. I have a neighbor who has killed a spike. I have a letter from g&f giving me permission any time. I saw a cow elk in august, about 15 minutes before dark, on a 100 degree day. I didnt like my odds with the .223 I was carrying. Previous owner had...
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    Are the glory days of deer hunting coming to a close?

    That is a good question. I bought some of my land across the road when it sold. The original landowner wanted to keep the main block whole. I came within a hair of buying it myself and chickened out. The 25 guys who used to hunt it some could have easily bought it - but I think most - me...
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    Are the glory days of deer hunting coming to a close?

    What I see most of the time here, is large acreage landowners selling property when they get too old to manage it and the land is usually split and bought by existing neighbors with some odd pieces going to new landowners. That is exactly how I bought my land. But when I bought my land, the main...
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    Are the glory days of deer hunting coming to a close?

    Are you talking state in general - state income tax, state sales tax, real property tax on vehicles, boats, trailers, whatever else, or just the minor expenses of a NR hunting license?
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    Are the glory days of deer hunting coming to a close?

    Are you saying that a resident who would be likely to own your land if you didnt would be likely to be one of the families with their kids on free lunch?
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    Are the glory days of deer hunting coming to a close?

    Lets be realistic. I bought my land from four different landowners - who would have put me to shame what they contribute combined, to the economy if they never thought about deer hunting. Do you honestly think that you and your family contribute more to the state and local economy as a non...
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