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→ Get a FREE soil test at Elk River Turf & Tine   Edge feathering serves 3 purposes Edge feathering for screening Edge feathering can create a partial screen between the food plot and the woods. This helps further encourage bucks to enter to food plot to check for does and rival bucks. It also…

→ Get a FREE soil test at Elk River Turf & Tine Hunting pressured bucks After finding Mr. Big on pressured grounds, I want to setup in that area he problems viewing web cams feels safe during daylight hours. There isn’t an exact formula for this and it seems to vary most on how big…

→ Get a FREE soil test at Elk River Turf & Tine Habitat Consultants No 2 pieces of property are the same, and every property has multiple opportunities to increase the quality of it’s habitat, deer herd, and most importantly, it’s hunt ability.   Size, pressure, latitude, composite, terrain features and on and on make…

→ Get a FREE soil test at Elk River Turf & Tine Too many does I know overpopulation doesn’t apply to a lot of you here, which is why I tackled the low deer numbers portion first. still, it no doubt does to some of you. So, here’s how I try to manage the high…

→ Get a FREE soil test at Elk River Turf & Tine Which doe do I shoot?   After deer get above 6.5, I don’t trust my teeth aging skills at all, and I’m not going to guarantee that I’m not off by a year either way up to that point. At the same time,…

→ Get a FREE soil test at Elk River Turf & Tine Licking branches in food plots for deer Someone asked about timing. If you’re going to rub/scrape route, like Big8, I can see how it’s matter when you “planted” them. My route, not so much at all. If planted in April, it sticks out…

→ Get a FREE soil test at Elk River Turf & Tine IMO, I think both occur, Art. I know I have a friend that I’ve hunted with many times. He’s had me review what he does for odor control more than once and he gets winded regularly. I can’t find anything that he’s doing…

→ Get a FREE soil test at Elk River Turf & Tine My first step in managing an overpopulated piece of ground is focusing on does. As I’ve stated earlier, I want a lot of does on my properties. Because of the buck management end, I want a 1:2-2.5 ratio of bucks to does, and…

→ Get a FREE soil test at Elk River Turf & Tine Finally, I just don’t buy the popular notion that creating doe factories is a bad thing. So long as my habitat can support them, I really, really, REALLY want good numbers of does on my properties. In fact, I want as many as…

→ Get a FREE soil test at Elk River Turf & Tine Creating bedding for does and bucks Creating segregation of family groups is as important for them as it is for bucks. There are personality types in does as much as in bucks, but I have a hard time believing many enjoy being bullied…