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Great video! Getting into saddle hunting this year and this was super helpful.

If we're following the rules of bean and krinkle I mean boone and Crockett that's an abnormal droptine

I want a prairie for all of the reasons you covered! I'm about to retire from the Army after 20 years and just just bought 80 acres of good hunting land to put new roots down on. It's all woods, switchgrass or crops. I want to remove most of the switchgrass and create a prairie that will help to hold more animals on my land as opposed to the neighbors.

Good stuff !! 👍👍👍

Awesome stuff guys, I love seeing smaller micro plots included! I just finished getting my fall plots in on the 13th because of seeing the rain in the forecast!

Everybody who saddle hunts does it a little different for sure, especially since it's been around for 40 plus years.

Welcome to the BHOD Family Ben! Can't wait to see your BBD video! Pulling for ya Bud!

West central huh? Looks like a awfully familiar area out by oakwood bottoms in southern il?

I just done over an 1/8 th of an acre all by hand and a 125 coolster 4 wheeler, and it actually looks like it's going to work really good as long as the pellet lime i put down late winter had time to react! If all else fails i have 3 bags of Winter wheat to save the day! It's getting planted anyway but it will still save me if the brassica don't do good! Great video like always Todd! Be watching y'all for many yrs now!

Im finally getting me a few showers the next few days, i had to plant my brassicas this round or i was gonna be to late! It actually worked out about perfect timing! Hopefully i see some green pop up soon, 🤞🤘

Great video Todd!!! That shop looks like what dreams are made of, anyone that sends hate your way saying must be nice or not all of us can have that setup is just envy! Shop & equipment goals!

Graf I’m really diggin what you n the team have been putting out this off season!! Keep these informative videos coming. I put my fall release green cover plots in with a drill last weekend before rain here in south eastern Missouri. Like your new intern we also had a few micro or hidey hole food plots or kill plots we had to rough up and broadcast as well. Seed to soil and rain is key

I apologize if you covered this, and I missed it. One of the most important and overlooked steps in food plotting is to get a soil sample. The vast majority of food plotters would be far better off spending money on lime than on fertilizer. If the soil ph isn't right, the plants will be unable to take up the nutrients from the fertilizer. Great video!

Extremely accurate shots. All the shots are in the same spot.

Great video! I'm looking to establish a pollinator field of about a 3/4 acre above our home. Recently drilled switch grass to border my food plots which are 1-2 acres each in size. We have some recently planted apple tree's that will additionally benefit along with existing pear tree's. Again, thank you for a great video! Learning alot.

Looking good neighbor!

what cameras are these guys using is what I wonder

that was amazing video and good luck on the early velvet bow hunting season

My plots in central Wisconsin have never looked better. We have been blessed with regular rain like I can never remember. I hope all your plots turn out great too!

When is this going to hit the website?

The best saddle/mobile hunting backpack ever created was the Mystery Ranch Popup 28. It is a sin that they did away with that bag. You can carry any type of portable deer stand or platform in the load shelf of it and strap your sticks to the sides. The pockets are perfect for in the tree. The treehouse is more suited for private land people with stands already setup. It doesn't have a load shelf or waist belt. That is a no go for hiking a half mile plus with all your gear plus provisions for daylight to dark hunting. If I had to buy a different MR pack for whitetail it would be a Pintler.

I use the pad from my turkey vest instead of knee pads. The back band is great for all day or if you end up in a tree that is leaning towards you a little. I agree with pretty much everything he says in here. I hunt high though. I was over 40' on one hunt last year. I switched to one sticking so I can go as high as I want.

One day you will see the hunter peeling your baby

I liked it great video I like how you slow down the shots

Soda pop? Thats stupidest buck name ive ever heard

Nothing negative intended, but after saddle and platform, I don't use anything else mentioned. Climb w a Sladder, friction hitches for one hand adj on my lineman's and my tether, which is also my rappel rope. More than one way to skin a cat, but I usually walk far and look to stay light as I can.

Is this planting a CRP mix from pheasants forever?

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Yo what?!?! @0:58

One thing that can be put into practice is edge feathering when using a prairie mix. Sometimes, that works just as good as a full-blown field.

Bullshite gimmick

What is so Beautiful here ?

I’ve got a few native prairie spots on my 80ac property but I’m always up for more . I try to use fire when I can but help is hard to find .

This is an old post, but does the Thunderhead replacement blade fit on the redneck?

Juuuuust wait until walmart, kmart, publix, kroger, restaurants, and all other convenient because we're in a FREE COUNTRY food spots shelves are bare, and your STARVING FOR REAL instead of over exaggerating theres nothing to eat because I DON'T EAT MEAT aaaaall you touchy feely don't harm the animal types will understand what this is about then.

Id like to test that independently. It looks slick but the size worries me. Looks like it could handle a tree stand fall.

Purchased my first property at 24 years old, put in switch grass the first year, a few years later I put in a prairie in different area, now considering getting rid of the switch and putting more into prairie, DEER LOVE IT!!!!!

I want a native prairie to get more big bucks on my property!

Would love to add some diversity to my 40 acres to help hold and attract deer. We have a lot of hard woods and old pasture so good bedding is scarce come mid November

Thanks a lot. Ordered me up some Evos

With all these bows with the technology in them, shooting these high speeds, and to have arrows that are going in 8 inches makes no sense. These expandables need to be removed from the market.

I'm surprised it only has one camera that physically rotates. I wonder if having 3 or 4 individual cameras with wider angle lenses wouldn't be better and potentially more reliable?

What about if the prairie is laying flat in winter ? In Wisconsin. What good is prairie to wildlife then

SER RAZOR 125 w BLEEDERS. Smokem if ya gottem boys.

Yea but notice it was sliding down with pressure

Never use an ascender. Use some sort of knot. Mechanical can always fail.

Todd, what about maintenance on native prairie? We've got about 10ac in honeybee 🐝 habitat, the 2x smaller parcels that don't have hives I typically burn, but the big parcel w/ hives I've neglected for a few years. I'd be curious how I should maintain this piece that's now exhibiting early successional characteristics e.g. box elder, autumn olive, etc.?🧐🤷

I love my rope man’s

My property is within a CWD area that has decimated the deer population. I love to plant a native prairie to help create more food and cover to help slow the spread while also benefiting other animals and insects

I want prairie grass field