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I renamed our place in Southern Ohio Moses last year- the shit parted both ways around us. The most moisture I got last summer in my plots was sweat from mosquitos. Its God's way of prompting a plot overhaul.

FIrst year grafting for me....every graft thread I read tells me how many things ive done ... 2 buds.....I may have 2 feet on some....lol. I shoudlve just stuck to food plots.

Confirmed- There is nothing in any of our correspondence on next steps, expectations, etc from the Fed side. Tying a few threads I have on here together; This venture is to make the hunting better on this place. My wife and I love the area enough to try and vet our way into better deer hunting...

There has been zero mentioned on anything other than clearing the junk. This is (to the best of my knowledge) solely for removing invasives. Mechanical this year, herbicide over everything this fall or next spring (based on their determination on regrowth) and one more spot herbicide treatment...

I cant thank you enough Ben. Theyre awesome! I think my IOU list is almost nearing a complete punch card where you get a free turkey hunt or box of ice cream sandwiches, Haha Seems like the next 8-9 months will be removal and planting prep....will know more at that point if more of that is...

Id bank on spraying....more than once As for the layout, I have drafted approach and overall flow. Soils, sun/shade, remaining trees and uncovered topography may alter this some. Great question on the soils. Open areas (adjacent) that I have sampled/plotted were acidic and lower with CEC. mid...

I was hasty and left some important aspects out. This is under the NRCS EQUIP program and some supplementary guidance of a Pheasants Forever grasslands biologist . Cost share is a huge part of this....as in "it wouldn't happen either." Aside from the likes of Harper, Strickland and...

There are threads with aspects of this ....but after a bunch of searching couldn't find a cumulative one to help me road map this. We have 15 ac of invasive junk being mulched (in southern Ohio) and don't believe the landscape was ever populated "by the good guys" here (as it appear just to be...

Area in the yellow circle is either open or will be other than trees 6" or bigger. Residential to the east, old Christmas tree farm west, big oak laden woods ridges to the north (and a little to the south before residential)...no ag to speak of.

I should change the name of this place to Roller Coaster Acres. Things have changed..... I have a mulcher contractor on ready to go and am waiting for the official paper to re-review things before the action happens. 16 acres mechanically cleared about 2 more I need to spray. Its amazing how...

Books rock. That's an awesome gesture Natty!

For those scrolling, here is the key summation; "Buy land. Buy all you can."

I am with 4wandering eyes..... my cells will be area monitoring...... and with out a doubt my SD cams had better deer activity on similar setups on the same properties as cells. Theres no need to confess to the addiction part of it.....mine out now are for people problems and I check them way...

I want on an invasive onslaught....and there will be collateral deaths but i did all i could to not get near my green briar. Deer candy even amongst the land of well known deer treats

I just bought some more stuff from Terry. What a great guy and business. Not to throw the rhythm of the thread off but Im a super happy customer. Now if i can just come to terms with having a tree addition.....

Us Krauts used to call it is celery root salad....when prepared properly (vinegar, celery seed and ????) its pretty tastey. That said- we always had it in the garden and my grandfather and i were the only ones to eat it

I felt like my wife yesterday...... Had the "habitat shopping cart" filled with brush to be cleared, then pulled the EQUP checkbook out it to see the balance from the DNR ......and now need to decide what to leave on the shelf at the register before I go broke cashing out.

Same page on everything. My BH is literally 15-20ft tall in areas with zero understory....could park your truck under it in spots. I want to be a steward of the land but will also say without selfishness (and paying monthly) I want the best deer hunting I can have. In southern Ohio it is...

I just want to state the obvious to me here...have a 4wd at home and a 2wd on my OOS place....i dont believe anyone is like "id rather have 2wd"....more of a "Id love a 80hp cabbed 4wd with a quick attach front bucket and 55 implements to join my barn arsenal of equipment and tools....... but my...

shipping is insane. 1~120$ for 15 m111