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Top 5 Deer Hunting SCREENING Strategies
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- Опубліковано 18 тра 2020
- Are you going to plant some deer screening on your small parcel this season? Then you need to watch these too screening strategies! Whether you are planting Miscanthus, corn or Egyptian Wheat, the strategies of the best deer screening strategies need to be used. Here are the top 5 deer screening practices that you should be using, and why...
Even though I don't own my own deer hunting property; watching your videos have made me a better hunter. Absulutly love watching . thanks .
That makes perfect sense brother great video as always brother be safe out there and GOD BLESS you and your family Amen 🙏. Before surgery this year I got my 1st double bearded gobbler. His big beard was 11-3/4 inches the second beard was 6-3/4 inches THE LORD JESUS CHRIST AMEN 🙏 blessed me with two long beards before my surgery this time. GOD BLESS yep I remember that video
Jeff, you obviously have a wealth of whitetail hunting wisdom... but I’m a person before a hunter...you seem like a very high quality person by the way you treat people. I want you to know I’m gonna do my best to patronize your partners. Thank you for your values...namely the way you treat people.
awesome! keep em coming Jeff!
Love it, looking at a piece of property in Vernon county this week. It's great to hear about my old stomping grounds in the "thumb"
My pup found 16 on his own.Pretty proud of his accomplishments. He turned a year old March 27th.
Great Video Jeff!! One of the most important steps for sure!!!
Jeff, I own 600 acres in the Poconos in Pa. I’ve hired a wildlife and forestry biologist to develop a plan and we just started harvesting some timber for a regeneration cut with intent to fund trails and food plots. After watching some of your videos I’d love to chat about some things and I’m concerned we may not be doing the right things. I’d be willing to pay for an hour of your time. This is my first ever UA-cam comment so I’m not really sure how else to reach out. Hope this works. Thanks
Great video Jeff. Thanks.
Real good vid and info Jeff! Thanks
Without a doubt our land could use screening ! Open hardwoods, alfalfa, stand access, bedding and everything else is in need of it. To think of the wasted years and potential by not working the land for the wildlife. We take amazing bucks but we could do SO much better. Thanks Jeff !
Good info, Jeff!
Totally agree...it sure has helped our property.
Took you advice a while back. Thank you. Seen 5 bucks this morning. To nice rack bucks. It will probably be a 2 weeks I go back. Only a 1/4 mile from my house. I go about every 2 weeks if the weather is right. The neighbors have 9 people hunting 2000 acres. They are always in there during hunting season. I’m glad. I kill more big bucks in two years. Then they do in 5 years. Same landscape. I just take took your advice a while back. An let them put all the pressure on them. They run them straight to my 300. An I leave them alone. I will ride the edge every few days. Never go in. Expect when I’m hunting during hunting season.
I think a video about reseeding an Egyptian Wheat screening would be helpful. Do you remove the old stalks? Do you broadcast into them and cut them down over them? Etc.
PS. I was watching that buck in the profile picture. While the game camera was taking his pictures. I was just happy to see him in person.
Great content! Your advice helped me bag a 15 pt 5 and 1/2 year old last year! Quick question, I frost/snow seeded my switch grass into over 75% dirt in February, i had been weed killing the strip for a couple years, I applied simazine first week in april and did a early may 2 4 d and round up combo. I was thinking by now I would see some seed because corn is starting to pop but not seeing much. Any chance you planted any this year and know about where the growing should be? I live in Winona so same growing zone. Maybe I was too late with the simazine? Thanks again!
That white board puts out a lot of knowledge. Great stuff as always Jeff.How is the turkey hunting going??
Great informative video. Would you recommend screening (with cave n rock)the outside edges of a 15 acre woods in the middle of a square mile section?
Would you please have a segment on dealing with trespassers and poachers how to discourage them.
I've been plagued by them for two years now,have had no luck keeping them out.they are sneaky and very experience at poaching and tresspassing. They are very good at evading cameras.
These night vision scopes on a crossbow greatly increase poaching!!
he has one! wasn't too far back if I remember right.
Were in the same boat buddy. They invade my property every year. Trespassing tickets, no trespassing signs,trail cameras, you name it I tried it. Why can't people just respect property lines....
Hi Sir, my new switch grass screen planted behind an existing MxG planting is just starting to sprout. I wouldn't of thought to add it there without your advice. Thanks so much. Cris
Just found my 78th shed.I can't stop looking for them.Even while I'm turkey hunting..
Man that is crazy D!! What a year...
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@@Bullbluegill Thanks.Glad I'm somebody's. Found a small 2 point yesterday. The one today was a nice 4 side.Had one little chew mark on the brow tine.
Hey Jeff, great video. We have a 50 acre parcel with a public bike trail (old RR grade) running the entire length( about 1,500ft). It is about 40ft wide, so it does get some sunlight, but not full as you would in an open field setting. Is there any type of screening that could handle moderate sunlight?
I was going to plant a 1/2 acre food plot, but it's in the woods and I wanted to plant a cover crop soon then my fall crop in late summer. I just don't know what crop to plant in order to smother the weeds because I seen that buckwheat won't grow in the shade. Love you videos, great information
Grow clover
Can't agree with all of this more.
Jeff can you provide recommendations on how to develop a screen through hardwood timber? Is it simply thinning the timber on the interior to create hardwood regeneration and using that?
Hey Jeff thanks for all the videos. I have 23 acres and it's long and narrow and all up and down hills and ravines what would you recommend for access I can only access from my house
Hey brother I’m laid up had a major shoulder surgery two weeks ago today my rotator cuff was tore off the bone and bone spurs and my bicep tendon was half tore up to on my right shoulder. I start therapy this week Thursday actually I’m looking forward to that lolllllllllll. Hard to type with one hand but I get r done. I don’t comment much anymore
Thank you for the great info Jeff! What’s the best time of year to plant switchgrass ? And how many lbs per acre? Thanks!
He has whole videos about that. Shouldn't be too hard to find.
I try to look for natural screens on public land. Doesn't always happen but I keep it in mind much more after watching your videos.
Amen to that Jim...great practice!
Could you make a video on food plots further south like I’m in Texas and not many people make food plot as up north
Jeff, You are coming to my property in Jan 2021, When and what should I do to get ready to plant switchgrass
Hey Jeff! Do you also seek out naturally screened areas on public land? I have been finding with my heavy scouting with all this down time that crossing creeks/etc. in southern Michigan has led me to more what I would interpret as fall deer sign. Less fresh sign because these are thick areas and like you said they don't seek those out this time of year. I guess seeking edge habitat serves as screening in a way when you add up the layers of edge? Thanks as always!
Hi Jeff i just bought a 50 pound bag of forage sorghum in plans to use as a screen. hoping the deer dont eat it. shoould grow 10 ft - 12 ft
Hey Jeff, I've been looking @ NorthWoods and im just curious what Screen is best for filtered sunlight? I'm gonna get the heavy duty screening for everything else but there's a part in my land thats hard to hunt, but any other suggestions?
Thanks for all the info. How wud u screen treestand access, bedding areas in hardwoods
Hinge cutting
Solid info, I have a few questions tho. I'm going to be planting Egyptian wheat in the very near future for the first time. Im planting roughly 8000-9000sq feet. How many pounds of seed will I need and what setting on the earth way ev-n-spred do you recommend? Also, what kind of fertilizer regimen do you recommend? I'm thinking 3ish pounds will get the job done?
Hey Jeff- I have flash flooding and moving water over my 2 acre field right now, that I frost seeded in switchgrass in January. Should I be concerned that new seedlings and seeds that haven’t germinated yet, are getting washed out? Or with the freezing and thawing are the seeds in deep enough??
Jeff, Would someone be well advised to alter their screening strategies based on the level of predators within their particular hunting ground? Is this a consideration when planning screenings? I believe I have heard this mentioned on videos, but I cannot recall details. Thanks
Jeff, on a long and narrow plot, say a power line or gas pipeline, how often would you "section" it off? Ours is 200 yards long by 15-20 yards wide. Am I wrong to think about splitting this up a bit?
My 150 acres seems HUGE cause of all the red willows... I don’t really know what else I could screen... but making food plots and depth is what I struggle with cause it’s so wet low grow...
The way you screen the plots would be great for turkey 🦃 to brother
When is it too late to broadcast stratified Switchgrass seed in southern Illinois?
How do you manage your lime and fertilizer needs. I am putting in 2 acres. I will not have access to Heavy equipment. I’m Currently using a 2750 Earthway hand spreader. I bought pelletized lime and cast the amount for 2 acres they called for on the bags versus 4000 pounds of the ag powder lime. Our plans our Winter Rye. Only equipment is a tank sprayer. Packer max. And earthway spreader. Is it absolutely necessary to get a soil sample?
Hey Jeff, i live in southeast Pennsylvania. I was thinking about planting some sugar beats. When should I plant them and what fertilizer should I use. Thanks.
Hi Eddie! Unless you fence them I would not consider them in any way...a real big fad planting unless absolutely fully protected.
Ok good to know, i have clover, turnups hog radish plots 5 acre cornfield. Plant oats and winter rye as well. Is there anything else you would suggest planting. Just looking for something different for them to eat. Thanks for answering the question about the sugar beats.
Jeff, will switchgrass grow effectively in a wooded area? I got a couple of little kill plots and was wondering if I could plant switch around them as well. Thanks!
Switch won't tolerate shade, better to hinge
If my access is alongside a thick bedding area, how do I screen so the deer don’t see me as I walk by? Do they bed back far enough from the edge? Thanks
Is it worth it to put switch grass in open timber?
can you use bamboo for screening
Would a guy be able to get away with using corn to screen a food plot edge if you have no intentions of being within 100 yards or so during the season
For sure if feeding deer in the strip of corn can't see you access 100 yards away....
Jeff what would you recommend for screening for access on a 23 acre parcel timbered 10 years ago with good cover (browse and high stem count ) but I’m exposed for about 30 yards that I’d like to be able to close up , conifers ? And If so what kind would be best ?
Hi Danny! Often Switchgrass is the cheapest, fastest and most effective if you have full sunlight. Conifers are great with full sun and hinge cut blocking if in the woods. Really just depends...no real best method, just the method that fits the best.
Whitetail Habitat Solutions Ok thanks Jeff , right now I’m looking at some hinge cutting and building some brush piles(nrcs program ) that I can add to each year as they slowly collapse down , area gets partial sunlight . Thank you for all the content!
Even if I had a chance to hunt like that, I wouldn’t.
If it has food run away...lol. Sounds like the diet my wife has me on.