Recent content by omicron1792

Huh?

I have burned the crap out of my place. I have some wild coveys but they ain’t coming back in any huntable form.

Tag any common persimmon. Then you can graft them for maximum mast.

Fire lanes get cheap rye and clover in winter just to help with erosion. But nothing that will make you cry when you doze it for next burn.

A nasty thicket is prime deer territory If that is what you want, good deer hunting. Thick big woods is not good for deer bedding. I would consider burning after year one, then every 3-5 years just enough to keep it great deer bedding.

You’ll want to wait and burn after a year. You won’t have enough to burn early. I would do dormant season burns first couple of burns.

Milo. Millet. Sorghum Sudan. Sunflowers In a pinch throw birdseed you buy in 50lb bags. Used that before and had a ton of biomass.

I like this. But hedge your bet. Plant clover in the fall with wheat (or rye). Then frost seed last snow also. I find with clover you can never plant too much, but can plant too little. Also like seen in this thread, sometimes clover plantings in fall are a bust for one reason or another.

Been that way for a while in Alabama. I think it’s 25 a year though.

Sounds like a good plan.

1. Those clear cut pockets can be great. I have them all over my farm. You are right they can be difficult to hunt. 2. Hopefully those strips will hide the atvs 3. Chicken coups often increase the predators. Keep your thermal cooking those yotes. Last night.

It’s a lot different than using a regular scope. You wouldn’t or couldn’t mount it low.

Sounds like a win for an already great situation. I would do it.

Mowing makes grass get thicker.

Welcome to the club! It might be my favorite hunting these days.