Hunting News & Reviews
Habitat Work: What to Do with Encroaching Cedars?
I received the question below from fellow hunter: “I was recently helping with a prescribed fire in central Iowa when we ran into an area of saplings encroaching an old grass land. I see you have recommended both cutting at ground level and spraying, as well as hack and squirt, then burn. The area is … Read more
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Habitat Management Tips: How to Make This 180-Acre Property Desirable to Deer
Daniel recently toured and designed a habitat improvement and hunting plan for a 180-acre property in southern Missouri. The timber on this property had been harvested during the mid-90’s. The result of this harvest was a closed canopy forest containing low quality trees. The timber stand offered no quality food or cover for wildlife. There … Read more
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Senate Committee Passes Legislation to Conserve Wetlands and Fish Habitat
North American Wetlands Conservation Act and the National Fish Habitat Conservation Through Partnerships Act Clear Key Hurdle (Washington D.C.)—The Senate Environment and Public Works Committee today passed comprehensive wildlife conservation legislation that includes, among other major wins, authorization of two key initiatives that lay the groundwork for stronger management of wetlands, water, and fish habitat. …
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What Habitat Improvement Projects Should You Do?
This time of year, I’m frequently asked what habitat improvement projects are most important. Most folks expect a standard answer such as “plant a food plot” or “create some bedding cover”. These projects may or may not be appropriate for your goals or where you hunt. Which project or projects will produce the most benefits … Read more
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Hunting Advice and Tips For Serious Deer And Turkey Hunters