Creating Your Opportunity, Lets Talk Strategy // Lee and Tiffany Lakosky
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- Creating Your Opportunity, Lets Talk Strategy // Lee and Tiffany Lakosky
This week Lee is on the farm where he shot Gnarles Barkley and is talking strategy. After multiple encounters with a particular buck in the 2022 season, he comes up with a plan to make sure any target bucks get within range this year, and every year hereafter.
While maintaining green to grain transfer, he decides to put a pond in one of his best food plots so that deer are forced around the pond, and right by his Redneck blind. To top it off, he uses the Vail drum muncher to create new access to the blind, making this about as bulletproof as they get.
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I watch these episodes with a notepad. Lee is So smart about the way he approaches hunting.
We’ve been married 20 years and I learn from watching these!!!
Awesome video! Both great strategy and family involvement!!
Love seeing the kids out there. Cameron is like a little sponge soaking it all up!
Have to say yous have earned to have such beautiful farms and land. Able to make what you want and how you want it. Only dreams for myself!🦌
I could watch this stuff all day! Thanks for the great content!!
Love these kind of videos!
Lee and Bill winke putting out great stuff. I wish Tony lapratt would do so also.
Awesome show guys.. thanks for sharing! Just watched the new CRUSH show!!!
T post and cattle panels make a fence that angles toward the blind . You could put it in a few hours
Great job as always. Quick question, I watch your live feeder cam. Why do your deer have several ticks behind their ears? Some of the deer are covered behind the ears.
Brilliant!!
2036 😂
How come you didn’t leave the wheat or oats standing till fall planting?
Things are coming along for you all. Thanks for sharing it with us Lee.
You bet, thanks for watching!
What percent of the bucks that come by use the rubbing post?
Another great video...will you try to fill the pond with water tank or just wait for rain
Lee, after you pinch them with the pond, try laying a few large logs/brush piles at edge of pond perpendicular and funnel them to where you want them so they have to walk around logs. Buddy of mine does this and it works like a charm, he has multiple set ups where the logs guide the deer walking paths, best wishes.
2036 LOL
have to have a little fun when it's this bad haha!
Look forward to seeing how the stand works in the fall. Great job highlighting the steps taken putting in the pond and clearing the path back through the woods. That is awesome that you son was right there by your side !
This continues to be great. As Lee talks I think about my own situation. He’s explaining his setup but also teaching
Well down here in central MS I can’t say the same it hasn’t stopped raining. hopefully it will come up yalls way soon so you can get your crops growing. Thanks for another awesome video lee I’ve learned a lot watching you set up the farms to do on my own place so thanks again.
What wood do you recommend for your rubbing post?
Come to Pennsylvania to my property and explain to the guys that hunt my camp that this stuff actually works! And it's not just "stuff on TV or UA-cam"
Years ago we used to do seminars all of the time out there, amazing how many would come up and show picts of small changes that yielded great results!
Awesome Lee. Love Cameron and his involvement very cool
I find this fascinating Lee. Keep them coming!
Enjoy watching his strategy unfold
Love the plan and looking forward to seeing the results on the ground!
There was a lot of talk about the rubbing post in the food plot. I have tried and been unsuccessful with a couple rubbing post here in western Ky. You care to show/explain how you will set the rubbing post up?
We will have Lee talk about his thoughts on where and how!!
Your buddy did you a solid by giving you a hand with his dozer and operator. Renting a d6 is way more than 100 bucks a day. You can't even get delivery for that😂
His buddy probably knows it’s good for his business to be on such a fantastic hunting show.
I was thinking, Lee, I think your a tad low n rental costs! 😂😂 He doesn’t write the checks out for that, I do!!! Lol
Man that pretty awesome only dreams for me not even a vision really
Honestly it wasn’t for us either but here we r, u have to make your dreams come to fruition, we certainly did not come from money and neither of our parents owned any land, we made it happen through blood, sweat and tears…..
Are you concerned that putting in more ponds will increase the chances for EHD?
That’s a good question, I need to have him answer that one!
@@tiffanylakosky7122 living the how's and why's behind the set ups and farms. Look forward to every video!
Hated this show on tv, its actually watchable on youtube.
😂 well thank u!
Wish I had 5 acres butting up to all your hard work!
😂
Awesome family time! My oldest is 10 and he probably did 50% of the footwork this year while seeding and prepping plots. Yes we all hope for rain!
I love that!
Awesome video, great series
Mr Lee I live in Oklahoma can you tell me where I can rent a D6 bulldozer for a $100 a day?Any where between the Gulf of Mexico to the Canadian border I would be happy to rent for a $100 a Dayi haven’t watched any thing you put out for a couple years and this is why
Hi Lee. Have you ever considered using Dr. Grant Wood’s (Growing Deer UA-cam Channel) planting techniques to help with erosion and low moisture conditions? I would love to see you guys get together and create a video of best practices.
Love seeing those kids getting involved! Looks like a killer setup also!
Great idea I did the same thing in my 2 1/2 acre plot in Ohio and it has worked great .another thing we are going to do in our bigger plot in Illinois is put a 8 ft fence across to pinch the deer into 35 40 yards ..
Just found the channel. When building ponds....what is needed to add to the soil to prevent the water from absorbing down into the soil and loosing the pond?
I know some actually tarp their ponds but not sure how Lee does it.
Bro that deere needs a few shots of grease
Good luck guys
Great Idea