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Is there an advantage to spraying plus crimping vs just crimping? I’m interested in this method as I’ve got heavy clay soil as well with limited access with heavy machinery other than some homemade atv implements. Great info!

Another great video Jake! I love those runways behind your wall of cover along the food. If I'm able, I use that same set-up and you're right, those travel-ways can be awfully fun during the rut. Please keep sharing your knowledge with the next generation of deer habitat managers!

Smooth move exlax. Just let your dog walk through the Glysophate or whatever you are using. I'm not wasting my time watching a guy that isn't smart enough to know why you shouldn't do that. Idiot.

I’m leaving a 10 yard strip of field around my food plots. I will have to go through and hinge some trees to help promote browse in these areas

I couldn't agree with you more Jake. Thx

Great video, that area along your food must have really come a long ways since I’ve been there. Love the hinge cut areas and travel corridors thru them to get to the destination food. Gives me some ideas. You’re so right about the “process” thanks Jake!

Great video Jake. Early successional growth/browse is underappreciated by many.

can you put this in as a fall planting with maybe oats as a cover

If you’re going to plant a spruce plant a White rather than Norway. Native north American trees will always fit better in the habitat and be favored by all critters

Another great video, Jake.

Jake do you have video with more information on growing swtch grass with egyptian wheat? Whats the seed rates are and what not?

What's your opinion on adding oats as a cover crop with the spring planting? Thanks for the great educational videos.

That matted section of SG🌾, would that self choke out if not burned and managed ? I am finding that in my stand since I can not burn🔥 in my area . Think mowing and chopping that Thatch up in spring would help prevent that in my situation ?

I basically did the same except I put HD screen along the shady side of my switch. Both turned out better than expected except the farmer nuked 200' of my switchgrass. That was 2 years ago. He stayed way off my edge this year so far. Got some RC Bigrock to fill in my original Cave and Rock. Also sprayed quinclorac the first weekend in June to get rid of some foxtail grass. Hope it does the trick for me. Anyway, nice video sir.

Going to do this over 4th July. Both spots are close to a pond and I'll irrigate 1.5 2 inches of water over 3 days.

Good info. I just planted some sudan sorgum as this years screening

Favorite videos on UA-cam!!!! How’s that no till drill working for you??

Jake, your 360 looks phenomenal...thanks for sharing. Bob

What about adding rye in fall to that mix then mowing that off in late spring ? Think that would Give some more tonage later into seaon maybe ??

Looks great Jake

Just planted switch using your method with sorghum mixed in. Fingers crossed!

Very nice. That plot is killer.

Thanks for the video this day, Jake. Always interesting to view. See you on the next! 🙂👍🇺🇸

Do you ever mow?? Or add rye wheat in fall??

good info Jake thanks for the video

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Jake, any updates on this screen for year 3? I'm thinking of doing this myself this year..

Would it be better to use natural cedar posts so they use for rubbing post too? I suppose green treated posts would last longer. Have these been working for you?

Simple easy ! Road too success ! Thanks jake ! Its all fun work ! Too great excitement !

When do you plant a cover crop of rye and crimson clover? Im planning to plant soybeans in June and over seed with brassics in August. I have other plots Im planning to plant in August with fall annuals and was considering planting a cover crop on them now just not sure if its worth it for a few weeks of cover and I don't see a window of time for a cover crop in the soybeans sense they go in early and stay all season.

Could you post a link to the cultupacker/crimper combo implement?

great video Jake thanks for all your work

Hi Jake. On your miscanthus planting, I noticed you had more than 1 rhizome placed in each hole. Does this help with the thickness of the stand vs one/hole? I'm planting a screen 70 yds long 3-4 staggered rows 16" spacing. Thanks!

Great idea. Thanks for sharing.

Planning to plant 10 to 14 Noraway Spruce this fall. Thank you so much for taking the time to share this info. Very helpful !

A lot of people in the north have had a difficult time keeping miscanthus alive with harsh winters

Thanks Jake , I’m going to start working on more setups like that. Always look forward to seeing what you are up to.

Jake...good info, thanks for sharing. Bob

How do you get them cedar trees to grow outward and not straight up?

I got 5 of these from Arbor Day and they are also around 12-18 inches 😂 Really want to use these as privacy screen for my hill to keep my noisy neighbors from well… being nosy and looking down into our place. Always feel like I have eyes on us while I garden etc… I was reading that these have shallow tap roots- would these be knocked down easily by a wind/snow storm? Wouldn’t want them to land on my/neighbors yards and damage things 😔 We didn’t realize these would get so big and wide when we made donations to Arbor Day and were gifted these lol

Are you asking or telling?

Can you use the seclusion blend on an rd only used in winter when things froze up?? Does any of that clover going to seed ever germinate.

Love it Jake! Thanks for working so closely with John Komp at Northwoods to bring that blend to the rest of us. We all benefit from your willingness to share. I bet that chicory made for a beautiful pollinator plot when it flowered. That's one of my favorite wildflowers. Wisconsin's hill country road shoulders and ditches are lined with it. Absolutely beautiful stuff. Also loved seeing that Earth Blind waterhole still producing right where you put it all those years back! God bless you sir!

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Jake, as always great info from one of the greatest men in the habitat business, keep up the great content.

22" Seclusion! Your deer ate very well last year! Good video Jake.

After multiple dry falls and failed brassica plots, I’m going only clover and chicory in plots. I’ll give this blend a go, impressed with the results you had

Good looking drill, curious how that works out for you.

Another phenomenal video Jake!

A great product produced in square feet of land. All the best in the future, Jake! 😊