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- Опубліковано 25 тра 2024
- In this episode, Don and Terry discuss their recent spring food plot planning and the importance of providing food on your property year-round. They also address the issue of young bucks being killed on the side of the road during this time of year. They share their experiences and observations while consulting on various properties and emphasize the importance of creating a plan and understanding the layout of your property. They also answer herbicide-related questions and discuss the challenges and awkwardness of being recognized by listeners in public. In this conversation, Don and Terry discuss various topics related to their experiences in the hunting community. They share stories about encounters with famous athletes and unexpected visitors, as well as their challenges and successes in land management and consulting. They also address questions about planting trees, timing for hunting, and leaving a legacy in the hunting community. The conversation ends with a reflection on Memorial Day and gratitude for the sacrifices made by soldiers and their families.
spring food plot planning, providing food year-round, young bucks killed on the road, property layout, herbicide questions, challenges of consulting, hunting community, encounters, famous athletes, unexpected visitors, challenges, successes, land management, consulting, planting trees, timing for hunting, leaving a legacy, Memorial Day, sacrifices, soldiers, families - Розваги
Dang it I wish I knew Don was in Richmond! I live 3 minutes from there
I also went to ohio this weekend, seen several on the side of the interstate as well
Long live Chasing Giants, we love you guys. Happy Memorial Day!!
Great podcast guy's I enjoy listening to each episode thanks for all that you do and for what y'all stand for
Great show guys. God bless.
@Uncle Don. We all know it is the pineal gland that is used to trigger does to go into heat. Do you think that they are adapting/shifting their cycles as our climate seems to become more mild? It just seems that the last few years, I see rutting activity slightly earlier. It isn’t just one occurrence that I am basing this question on. I am also not saying it is shifting a month but it seems it has shifted 7-10 days earlier than I remember even 20 years ago.
Great question and observation. I dont have an answer but I do know that I am putting more effort into late October hunting than I did even a few years ago due to the seemingly increased buck activity during this time
With the talk of Regen hopefully RW will start to offer untreated seed, why exterminate the beneficial fungus in our soil with seed treated with fungicide.