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Beautiful shots and very well made video

Love the hinge cut process n concept but my land has lots of quality timber trees I would NOT be wasting for hinge cuts may just focus on solid clean ups of area I timber versus just letting stuff lay .. Great education on habitat improvement ! Continued Success .. Love to have someone visit my land for advice ! 😎

short term will wash away with rain

Are you mal by the trails for deer or humans?

This is such a great video. I watch it every year.

I like frist seeeding clover in thick areas where sun doesnt hit and that clover will germinate befire leafs get on the trees and works phenomenal.

Setting cell cams up high is the best way.

Great job. Can you use city chlorinated water?

Fun fact: trees heavily protect from wind erosion.

Omg! I loved the statement " sure its pretty but prettys for people and just means more work later" Subscribed for that bit of wisdom

thanks, one question how do you prevent them from growing back

Good ideas except skip the cancer producing poison roundup.

Lol these hunting plot owners and their idea that they are somehow hunting when in fact they are simply harvesting animals the feed and coddle year round the same as raising a beef cow and slaughtering it in the fall😂😂😂

Disappointing that you are spraying roundup. Thought you would be making the food plot naturally. Putting poison out in the environment is harmful to not only plants but to birds, small animals, deer and humans. it kills and causes cancer.

lol, raking deer beds. I am out

Awesome and informative!

67 ac ain’t small!

Thanx for the video!!! # outlaws chop shop palmyra ME

Sorry but your title is misleading. I thought I was going to get some tips on habitat improvement and all I got was a commercial for your business. Most people can't afford to hire guys like you therefore we look for tips on how to improve our land on our own.

Great job and info!

Wouldn’t bucks want to bed down wind of does ? (ie not the swamp if does are in hinge)

So muc talk, doesnt show how to do the cut

what was the name of the tall rhizome grass you suggested for around the tall blind? Thanks for the great videos!

I enjoy the videos, but wish there were some done in the south....I do realize that's not where your at, I'm just saying

Why do Americans love using chemicals? 9:04

How much do you charge?

Randy - this video is so rich with great information. One of your best and appreciate the honest assessment of the drill. My Tar River drill can’t plant corn either. .

Standard farming/ it’s all over head in hopes of a good crop/ then protect the crops with management. That includes keeping the animals from over eating the crops and policing your farm. I had a great farm until neighbors figured it out then it was fighting with neighbors to keep them out. Google earth now shows your food plots to everyone and then they figure out how to push your land and funnel deer out during hunting seasons. So now I just find natural places were people don’t want to go and finally figured it out. Most important is now no way show your deer keep out of sight and keep off Facebook: all social media it only kills the long term spot. P. S. - CWD is the problems of mass feeding so don’t go down that road it’s definitely going to kill the sport. Just letting you know what comes after all your hard work with all the money spent. Natural Leased land is getting most popular but most people have figured it out and now fighting for good leases. See the trend your hard work makes people want to fight with you to hunt your hard work- history tells Indians fought with each other all the time for good hunting grounds and now modern man fight with each other for good hunting grounds just letting people know the truth.note: modern times we fight with our money and it takes lots of money to creat good hunting grounds and lots of money to protect to protect them be smart good luck. This is my experience over 50 year that’s all

How do they water?

Granular takes months. So you need to apply months ahead of time right?

Good luck on your journey with Horsenettle. My Grandpa has gotten rid of it. In several fields it is possible.

When you plant feed plots and plan your hunts around your feet plus it's called a canned hunt it's not even a real hunt so stop with your bulshit

"We don't bait any more in lower Michigan" is laughable. Nearly every gas station sells packaged "wildlife" feed.

You can NEVER get big bucks if adjoining properties kill everything with antlers. Conservation departments allowing two bucks a season is ridiculous. Michigan has everything required for a great herd EXCEPT MANAGEMENT. 😡😟👎👎

How much do you charge for a land consultation?

0:44 already impressed and I usually dont like the idea of just "trampling on nature". Rather make the path more respectfully but I could see using this.

Hinge cutting a tree that big is stupid.

I'm thinking of switching over to liquid products. From what I've read, Ag Lime typically has 50-80% Calcium Carbonate. How can a two gallon jug contain over 1000 lbs of Calcium Catbonate?

I have a big open field like this in West Alabama and I’m in the process of buying a Gen 5 seed drill. This spring I’m planting the whole field in corn for starters then slowly progress towards a few other things

Cell cams can help you and hurt you.. Its nice to see what you have but you are 100 percent right about placing your cameras up high.

Clear cut hill tops, been a dynamite bedding area in hill country for years. I just figured this out a few years ago as I’m from farm country and accustomed to deer coming out of swamps to fields.

Keep the walnuts and plant around the dead area

When is it a good time to hinge cut the trees?

You’ve got a subscriber. I just purchased 68 acres in Georgia. Although the climate is different the concept is the same.

great testimony

Isn’t Miscanthus invasive? The landowner is considering cutting down mature, native black walnuts so that the invasive miscanthus can grow better?

I love to see the habitat but this is a rich mans game. Im saying with respect. I own 40 acres and I dont want to pay 10k to have a guy tell me to cut trees and plant food plots LOL. I do appreciate all the work you do.

This is amazing info, thank you! Do you have any videos covering habitats for other states such as Texas? The land my parents own have 3 giant gullies which run through the property and I have been trying to draft a habitat plan for 2024. My naive approach is to run food plots along the outside of the gullies but interested to hear other opinions.

How would you approach this style of land management on 20 acres if you have a hog problem in your area of Florida?

Do you have a website and a price for your consulting service? I am located in Kentucky.