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neat picture,do the bear lovers up there know they kill cubs,maybe you can turn the then against the wolf lovers

I know what you mean,you can't hardly go to timber no and the NWSG is worse.I have had lyme twice and rocky mountain once along with my daughter and wife had lyme once each

If I was going to spend the money for lifetime I would do NRA or DU,NWT or the Elk assc.I had a lifetime for North american hunting club and it worked for probably 15 years but remember it's the lifetime of the organization not yours

Good looking plan,take lots of pictures and I would advise to take some from the same spot every year,you will be amazed

I use four ft fence just like what I use for my individual fence around trees but I raise it about a ft off the ground

Those are alot better looking than our kansas coyotes.A friend told me yesterday he has alittle over 150 coyotes this year,don't know how many cats or coon.usually has a couple hundred coon

Mine planed for CRP are only about 20ft,i would say 20 if you have a spade and can move some when you see how they do are 30-40 if you are sure they will be fine. I couldn't move mine because of the sandy ground they had huge tap roots when they were 8ft

I got mine from Gemplers,work great,write on them with a pen and comes with tie wire

Or your grandkids.I have done a couple walnut harvest on my land and probably won't be around long enough to see another.I have planted lots of oaks,maily sawtooth and bur

If there isn't trees and the seed can make any decent soil contact,i usually broadcast my switch right before a snow if I can.i haven't had a problem

I got my new M-880 in today,they are in the same case as the 888 which is different than the 1st 880.ordered from Rogers outdoors

That is a great pic,thats one for one of the trailcam contests

I used to have an insurance company that would send you your choice of oak or redbud sapling every year and they were 30" trees and grew great.They quit doing it and I changed companies

I have them all the way from 5ft to around 8ft.I was thinking of putting in studs and then wrapping in tin or maybe some stuff I found from a place called sandhill plastics

very nice,a water hole makes those early hot days productive.i also see alot of buck travel during rut around mine.I will say that maybe 1 out of 5 deer that come by it drink,it must be a social hub type area

Ok,instead of experts I guess I meant seasoned veterans.And yes I had trouble with the site The registration is not to straight forward and I wanted to make a change so someone made it then I couldn't access at all and had to make a whole new account on a new email.But I never bad mouthed the...

That's fine with me,I have only seen a half dozen posts about habitat in the last couple weeks.Since us QDMAers aren't the seasoned experts I will go back over.By the way Steve is the only one I have seen that is in the expert class.have a good one

I guess I get a whole different impression from QDMA.I don't think it will be the downfall at all.It is not about everyone shooting a 5.5 year old buck.It is about providing the best habitat for the wildlife that lives on that land.Almost every piece of land has 4.5 or 5.5 year bucks on it...

I use the tubs also as in the simplest waterholes thread a couple below this one.Looks like you found a hot spot for sure

I don't think you will have an issue,I was going to plant last weekend but MO forestry decided it wa best not to ship my trees even though I set them to ship because of forcast.I missed two 50 degree days.I am SC Kansas