Recent content by BenAllgood

You may want to do edge feathering. It can provide food and cover. I would want to know what the alfalfa is being sprayed with before I plant anything right next to it.

Is the alfalfa field yours?

Wardens have a tough job of enforcing regulations concerning the take of public property living on private property.

Thread '17 Year Old Durana clover' https://habitat-talk.com/threads/17-year-old-durana-clover.16748/

I bet a neighbor or someone called them on him. Knowing the area (my mom lives 20 minutes away from there), you don't see wardens around that often unless there have been complaints. But, they should have waited at the gate. I'd be pretty upset if anyone came driving through my property while I...

I don't know if you could do it now, but burning sections of the CRP right before or during the season would probably pull some in.

I've cleaned out the adults from this pond, but there are several juveniles left. I shot 2 from this group. I didn't include the last one in this video because it did flop around some. The video isn't that great because I had to zoom in pretty far with my phone.

Pretty cool how you can see him working that vine with his tongue.

I'm not sure. I've shot 5 in the past week. I did sight them in at that range though. I'll see if I can get a video soon. They're terribly invasive and cause major destruction down here.

I'm running out of what I've been using to shoot nutria in a suburban neighborhood pond setting. I need quiet and accurate ammo. I've been using the CCI Quiet-22 Segmented HP 22 LR ammo. They're 40 grains at 710FPS. I've been pretty happy with them. My shots are usually about 100 yards. Before I...

I've never seen this piebald buck before.

It really depends on how wet it is. It's probably about 5 times per year sometimes down to a couple inches.

I was at my mom's today for Easter. I planted this Durana clover 17 years ago. All that's been done is mowing. The whole pasture isn't as thick, but does contain a very large percentage of it.

Thanks. I could have made more money if I had known this last year. I will try it out in the future. In the video, they killed multiflora rose, autumn olive, bush honeysuckle, buckthorn, and winged burning bush. Here's the slide of the different ratios they used.

I'd do it all then. It will just get you where you want to be faster.