Recent content by UFi911

Its great to hear my "babies" are having babies! :) Thanks, -John

All willows, all hybrid poplars, arrow wood, button bush, elderberry, most dogwoods, ninebark and a couple others that won't grow in zone 4 so I have never tried them. Just click on the picture at the bottom of my posts, it will take you to the promised land :) BigfootWillow is correct...

I watched mine over the weekend... I have to be honest though, I skipped to the end first to hear what Paul had to say... Then watched the hunting. EXTREMELY well done. I can't believe it only cost 8 bucks. Worth twice that and then some. -John

Ninebark & Hybrid willow hold them the longest... Hybrid Willow only a week or two longer than native trees. Sometimes Ninebark will still have leaves a month or more after everything else is bare. -John

Thank you Monte - pm returned. -John

The QDMA published an article this summer titled "Stop a Buck in His Tracks:Plant a Buck Rub". You can find the original article here: Stop a Buck in His Tracks:Plant a Buck Rub I first discovered the value of having something to keep bucks attention in a food plot a few years ago. I had...

JNRBRONC, We recommend rooting hormone (typically Hormodin #1) for all wildlife cuttings. You are correct, hybrids seem to do fine on their own, but some others benefit from a little help. Rooting hormone is cheap insurance (even on hybrids). -John

I introduced myself in my previous post... I'm only going to say this once so we can get back to information sharing. I own a company that sells hardwood cuttings. Hybrid Poplar, Hybrid Willow, and a few shrubs for wildlife. I hope some day you purchase some of our products, more importantly...

I've only ever really "lurked" around here before, but I would like to become more of an active contributor. In the coming weeks, I'll be posting some original content, doing some give-aways, and generally hanging out around here. So Hello IW! I've found a new home! (or at least I hope I...

I'm not in the contest - but I thought I would share a couple of my favorites anyway: I call this "Apple Valley" because my orchard is at the top of this draw. My deer pounded these brassicas before they ever saw frost :mad: This one is from a couple winters ago. I had ~35 acres logged to...

Yep, all site members get free samples and I get a guided hunt in your favorite treestand :way: Thanks for the warm welcome Paul. I expect the members here to find the products I'm selling useful for their habitat work. We carry many items that are either impossible to find, or only available...