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!
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!
Could you show your access path to intercept the movement? That's the puzzle piece I'm missing with my property. I think I've deceloped over analysis paralysis when it comes to access. Especially after watching your video where you walk right thru the deers path, hours after he was there and then hauled him out on the same path.
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!
Yes it has Steve a lot of young growth that has started to mature since you saw it last.
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!
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
Could you show your access path to intercept the movement? That's the puzzle piece I'm missing with my property. I think I've deceloped over analysis paralysis when it comes to access. Especially after watching your video where you walk right thru the deers path, hours after he was there and then hauled him out on the same path.
Great video Jake. Early successional growth/browse is underappreciated by many.
Thanks Kurt!