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BDAHMS
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ok fine- ill post today tooNice bucks!! One way to solve the slacking issue is...... post more often
BDAHMS
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went and worked on a controlled burn for a new food plot at a property I hunt- turned out well. Here are some of the pics from the car pulls while I was there
and here is the plot that im doing here- all done with a back pack sprayer- push mower and drip torch. Will no till plant and broadcast fert down during rain
and here is the plot that im doing here- all done with a back pack sprayer- push mower and drip torch. Will no till plant and broadcast fert down during rain
Wi transplant
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Wow nice pics thanks ! Just wondering about burning this time of year ? Any fears of starting whole place on fire ? Im at same point as you but hesitant to light it up to burn off plots ? Any advice ?? Thanks
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BDAHMS
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This one wasn’t ever close to getting out of hand. Main thing is to have help- I had 4 Of us there today. And I mowed the perimeter of the plot 3 passes to make a nice really short buffer area. I also took my back pack sprayer and really soaked down the path. Them light it down wind side first to burn a back burn area that will slowly spread into the wind (make sure it’s a CALM breeze day). After you have a good back and side burn buffer you can loop the rest in and it will burn with the wind to that back Burn area. Had zero issues.
Wi transplant
PMA Member
Thanks !!
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RoosterCogburn
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went and worked on a controlled burn for a new food plot at a property I hunt- turned out well. Here are some of the pics from the car pulls while I was there
and here is the plot that im doing here- all done with a back pack sprayer- push mower and drip torch. Will no till plant and broadcast fert down during rain
I'm digging the second card pull more!! Nice bucks. That funky rack from the first pull will be a really neat looking deer too. Best of luck
BDAHMS
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I went down to the property I show my big ten last year that shed his antlers right after I shot him and hung cameras for the first time this year. Will get back down there before the end of this month to check them when we plant our food plots. But I did a first for trail cameras this weekend (for me personally- I know its been done before by others) but I went to a secluded pond back in the middle of a large cedar section- and there is a pretty heavy deer path that leads right to the waters edge. I waded out in the water- cleared away vegetation- drove a fence post in the ground and zip tied a camera to the post in hopes of getting some unique pictures of wild life getting a drink. We will see if it turns out
BDAHMS
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I set out Antler King mineral early on and a trophy rock in a few spots. Not sure if any correlation to ticks or not. I know I have a few pics of does covered in ticks at a different property- but Ill keep tabs on that now.
