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Ehd and moving forward

I got a pic over night of a 120” 3 year old, this makes two bucks in this age bracket over three spread out farms in SE Ohio. Ehd has destroyed my properties like many on here. I have couple doe and handful of yearling bucks and fawns across the three properties. Both bucks have poor genetic traits that I wouldn’t class in the shooter genetic. With such a hard hit from ehd, would you try and cull this genetic or would you let the farms breathe for the year? Moving forward, other than... Read more

Landpride 3p606nt FS

I have a used Landpride 6ft no till drill with small seed box for sale Not a lot of acres on it, I would say 100-150max There is nothing wrong with it just looking to get a bigger drill Located in North central Pa $17,000

Cp 42 pollinator planting

Got accepted into crp this year( haven't signed yet) but you guys that have done this did you plant yourself or hire it out? Im plenty familiar around equipment and have access to it. The county has a great plains no till drill i can get, I just don't want to screw it up. I have a couple smaller pollinator plots but I broadcast those with a hand seeder. This one's about 9 acres.

Westwind’s Continuing Foodplot Thread (Formerly “happy accident” thread)

This year has been a challenge with the drought and heat in my area. I kept trying to get my plots greened up and they kept getting roasted! This is my first year with a Woods PSS82 seeder. On one hand I kinda wish I had a no-till drill but I have so many spots that I want to seed but have tree stumps. The PSS 84 has been awesome- the main drawback is that I chose to set it to till aggressively on a couple planting sessions and ended up with burned up seedlings and bare dirt. I’m in... Read more

Buck bedding info

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Cuddelink general Q&A recommendations

Starting this thread for anyone using the Cuddelink system that needs help. Hopefully others can learn from these posts ,shorten the learning curve and simplify things. As always, i'm available via PM if you need specific help as well. Ill add to this thread the process I use for setting up my networks and others are welcome to do so as well. If you have a specific issue with cuddeback CS or myself i just ask that you start another thread or add to an existing one that isnt mine. i want to... Read more

The Home 70

I've been a forum member a few years and really enjoy this community. You guys always share good stuff and the amount I've learned here has been important with my own habitat work. I've always been very hesitant to share anything publicly on the internet but I feel pretty good about sharing some of the work I've done on my home property. Here is the home 70. Located in SE MN and purchased in late 2013. It was "our" first home purchased just before we were married. Open acreage sets up like... Read more

Anvil stand

Built a steel stand for one of my anvils here a while ago today I was fooling around with bolting them together huge difference in anvil noise by bolting them tight. I did put a 1/4” piece of plywood between them also. I used four 5/8” bolts. This is my smaller 135# anvil it’s a Japanese made Multi Production anvil imported in I think in the 1970’s next I’ll build a stand for my 260# anvil I recently bought. Maybe my boys and I will fool around a bit with some knife making.

Lets discuss.....Deer Habitat Land Prices in your area.

I think we need to keep a pulse on deer property prices. What has land sold for near you? When I bought my property....the fair market value in this area was about $2000 / acre. That was 18 years ago. Today the same type of land would sell for $5000 / acre.....and not near as much is for sale these days. Lots of demand for 40 to 80 acre parcels....but not sure the price varies that much on size. What say you?

Plum Thicket Planting Density Question

This Spring I'm planting a row of Chickasaw plum seedlings that I'd like to form a 175' long thicket. I've never planted plums and I don't know how long they take to form a thicket. My current plan is to plant: - a single seedling, with a 3'x3' weed mat every 20' - no tree tube, but a T-post securing a 1' diameter 5' welded wire fence Questions: - Would a short (12-18") tree tube make sense? - Do thickets form so fast that my strategy is over kill and I should just plant more seedlings at... Read more

Kubota g1900

Well I just bought a kubota g1900 with 1200 hours for $1300. I have no idea what I’m doing, but for some reason I’ve wanted a diesel for my camp. I have about 5 acres to mow and sometimes the grass is long. And sometimes I mow a new path or two through the overgrown field. I hope I made a good decision, the guy told me to call him if I ever have an issue with it.

Pheasant habitat

Wanted to start a thread for those in the pheasant's "native" range of the upper Midwest. I'm aware they aren't a native bird but they have adapted to the region over the course of the past 100+ years and thrive under certain conditions. At my place in MN, we have a small wild population of pheasants. One of my goals when I started doing habitat work was that one day I'd be able to shoot a limit of roosters on my 70 acre home property before my dog passes on. This year on one deer hunt I... Read more

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