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Extreme Deer Habitat
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Extreme Deer Habitat LLC is a company founded by habitat specialist Jim Brauker. Located at www.extremedeerhabitat.com, EDH provides tutorials on improving habitat on deer hunting properties. All of the videos produced for that site are located here on the EDH youtube page. Many videos are focused on how to do hinge cutting of trees for deer habitat, but many other topics are covered as well, such as how to steer deer, how to optimize stand set-ups, how to do screening and produce food plots, and how to create a plan that encompasses the three main locations used by deer, which are bedding areas, transition areas, and feeding areas. WWW.EXTREMEDEERHABITAT.COM
A Conversation about Deer Habitat with Jim Ward: Part 11: Hunting Skills, Cooperatives, Consultants
This is the 11th and final video in a series comprising a discussion between Jim Brauker and Jim Ward while walking Jim Ward's 137 acre south central Indiana whitetail property. We will be releasing these videos in sequence during 2022-24. We were joined on this day by a young habitat consultant named Colin Koskinen.
This video continues from the field into the woods where Jim discusses his continued exploration of the world of deer hunting. Jim allows about 7 guys to hunt own his property. While Jim is hunting the same property and has recently killed two bucks over 160 inches and one over 170, the other 7 guys struggle to get a mature buck. This highlights that no matter how good a property is, how you hunt it really matters. you can create a magical deer haven and still not be able to kill a mature buck.
Jim Brauker is the author of the book "Extreme Deer Habitat" and the web and CZcams sites of the same name. Jim focuses on education of hunters to improve their habitat on their hunting property. extremedeerhabitat.com.
Jim Ward is an expert trophy buck hunter and one of the leading deer habitat specialists in the country. Jim has spent many years traveling around the country and helping people develop their deer habitat plans and properties. Jim is no longer taking on clients but instead is focusing on his own property, the properties of his long term clients, and spending more time educating landowners. jimwardwhitetailacademy.com
Colin Koskinen was behind the camera for these videos and is the owner of a whitetail habitat consulting company called Legendary Habitat. He has worked in the field with both Jim Brauker and Jim Ward and they both recommend him for your habitat plans. www.legendaryhabitat.com
Please subscribe to this channel to see the rest of the video series as it is released.
This video continues from the field into the woods where Jim discusses his continued exploration of the world of deer hunting. Jim allows about 7 guys to hunt own his property. While Jim is hunting the same property and has recently killed two bucks over 160 inches and one over 170, the other 7 guys struggle to get a mature buck. This highlights that no matter how good a property is, how you hunt it really matters. you can create a magical deer haven and still not be able to kill a mature buck.
Jim Brauker is the author of the book "Extreme Deer Habitat" and the web and CZcams sites of the same name. Jim focuses on education of hunters to improve their habitat on their hunting property. extremedeerhabitat.com.
Jim Ward is an expert trophy buck hunter and one of the leading deer habitat specialists in the country. Jim has spent many years traveling around the country and helping people develop their deer habitat plans and properties. Jim is no longer taking on clients but instead is focusing on his own property, the properties of his long term clients, and spending more time educating landowners. jimwardwhitetailacademy.com
Colin Koskinen was behind the camera for these videos and is the owner of a whitetail habitat consulting company called Legendary Habitat. He has worked in the field with both Jim Brauker and Jim Ward and they both recommend him for your habitat plans. www.legendaryhabitat.com
Please subscribe to this channel to see the rest of the video series as it is released.
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A Conversation about habitat with Jim Ward. Part 10: Pollinator field, cool season grass, oak trees
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This is the 10th in a series of videos comprising a discussion between Jim Brauker and Jim Ward while walking Jim Ward's 137 acre south central Indiana whitetail property. We will be releasing these videos in sequence during 2022-24. We were joined on this day by a young habitat consultant named Colin Koskinen. This video continues the series with a discussion about Jim's PERFECT FOOD PLOT and ...
A Conversation about habitat with Jim Ward. Part 9: Herbicides, Browse, and PERFECT DEER HABITAT.
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This is the 9th in a series of videos comprising a discussion between Jim Brauker and Jim Ward while walking Jim Ward's 137 acre south central Indiana whitetail property. We will be releasing these videos in sequence during 2022-24. We were joined on this day by a young habitat consultant named Colin Koskinen. This video continues the series with a discussion about the use of herbicides to mana...
A Conversation about habitat with Jim Ward. Part 8: The importance of cover over food plots.
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This is the 8th in a series of videos comprising a discussion between Jim Brauker and Jim Ward while walking Jim Ward's 137 acre south central Indiana whitetail property. We will be releasing these videos in sequence during 2022-24. We were joined on this day by a young habitat consultant named Colin Koskinen. This video continues the series with a discussion about the importance of cover and b...
A Conversation about habitat with Jim Ward. Part 7: Scent Control, Scent Control, Scent Control.
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This is the 7th in a series of videos comprising a discussion between Jim Brauker and Jim Ward while walking Jim Ward's 137 acre south central Indiana whitetail property. We will be releasing these videos in sequence during 2022-24. We were joined on this day by a young habitat consultant named Colin Koskinen. This video comprises a walking tour of Jim's east property line and includes discussi...
An observation of deer breeding on my property: Myth of the Lockdown
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Many hunters believe there is a time during the rut when deer do not move as much during the rut. The theory most often espoused is that there are so many does in estrus as the rut progresses that something called a "Lockdown" occurs, That is, various bucks, especially, according to the theory, mature ones, get hooked up with a hot doe and stay with her for a couple of days. In fact, it very we...
A Conversation about habitat with Jim Ward. Part 6: Food lanes, value of trees, invasive species
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This is the 6th in a series of videos comprising a discussion between Jim Brauker and Jim Ward while walking Jim Ward's 137 acre south central Indiana whitetail property. We will be releasing these videos in sequence during 2022-23. We were joined on this day by a young habitat consultant named Colin Koskinen. This video comprises a walking tour of Jim's east property line and includes discussi...
A Conversation about habitat with Jim Ward. Part 5. Forest management, food lanes, soils.
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This is the 5th in a series of videos comprising a discussion between Jim Brauker and Jim Ward while walking Jim Ward's 137 acre south central Indiana whitetail property. We will be releasing these videos in sequence during 2022-23. We were joined on this day by a young habitat consultant named Colin Koskinen. This video comprises a walking tour of Jim's east property line and includes discussi...
A Conversation about habitat with Jim Ward. Part 4. Road making, erosion, browse, logging.
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This is the 4th in a series of videos comprising a discussion between Jim Brauker and Jim Ward while walking Jim Ward's 137 acre south central Indiana whitetail property. We will be releasing these videos in sequence during 2022-23. We were joined on this day by a young habitat consultant named Colin Koskinen. This video comprises a walking tour of Jim's east property line and includes discussi...
A conversation with Jim Ward about whitetail habitat Part 3: Trails, cover, stand set-up, diversity.
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This is the third in a series of videos comprising a discussion between Jim Brauker and Jim Ward while walking Jim Ward's 137 acre south central Indiana whitetail property. We will be releasing these videos in sequence during the 2022-23 hunting season. We were joined on this day by a young habitat consultant named Colin Koskinen. Jim Brauker is the author of the book "Extreme Deer Habitat" and...
A conversation about whitetail habitat with Jim Ward. Part 2: Property Design, Forest Management etc
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This is the second in a series of videos comprising a discussion between Jim Brauker and Jim Ward while walking Jim Ward's 137 acre south central Indiana whitetail property. We will be releasing these videos in sequence during the 2022-23 hunting season. We were joined on this day by a young habitat consultant named Colin Koskinen. Jim Brauker is the author of the book "Extreme Deer Habitat" an...
My entire 2022 antlerless season was completed in 3 hours resulting in 3 mature does
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I usually do not doe hunt until the last few days of the season. This year I got to my stand just before daylight and legal shooting time was 7:37. I killed the first doe at about 20 yards at 8:06 nam and two more at around 9;30 with my single shot 44 magnum. I had tags for 3 does and was intending to kill 2 or 3. After killing the last two a 4th one posed for me at exactly the same spot where ...
A conversation about whitetail habitat with Jim Ward. Part 1.
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This is the first in a series of videos comprising a discussion between Jim Brauker and Jim Ward while walking Jim Ward's 137 acre south central Indiana whitetail property. We will be releasing these videos in sequence during the 2022-23 hunting season. We were joined on this day by a young habitat consultant named Colin Koskinen. Jim Brauker is the author of the book "Extreme Deer Habitat" and...
Doe hunts 2020
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I did not start doe hunting until Dec 30th with three days left in the season. www.extremedeerhabitat.com By delaying my doe hunts I prevent disruption of my property that could put young bucks at risk if I push them out. On Dec 30th I hunted most of the day and had numerous opportunities but did not get a perfect shot until the afternoon. I came back on Jan 1 and killed two by 9:15 am. I stron...
Early Archery Bucks 2020
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I only hunted 3 days during early archery season because I don't start hunting until late October, and this year was hit by Covid-19 on November 6th, after only 3 hunts. Still, I saw quite a few quality bucks on my 43 acres opn those three days and this video presents a montage of them.
An all day sit on my 43 acre property with almost continuous deer activity
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An all day sit on my 43 acre property with almost continuous deer activity
Southeast Michigan Branch QDMA Habitat Day 2016
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Southeast Michigan Branch QDMA Habitat Day 2016
Southeast Branch QDMA Habitat Day 2015: Part 2: A Tour of Scott Bishop's Property
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Southeast Branch QDMA Habitat Day 2015: Part 2: A Tour of Scott Bishop's Property
Antler Point Restrictions in the Northwest 12 Counties of Michigan: Update
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Antler Point Restrictions in the Northwest 12 Counties of Michigan: Update
Mandatory Antler Restrictions in Disease Zones: Potential Benefits
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Mandatory Antler Restrictions in Disease Zones: Potential Benefits
Southeast Michigan QDMA Habitat Day 2015: Scott Bishop Farm Part 1
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Southeast Michigan QDMA Habitat Day 2015: Scott Bishop Farm Part 1
The December Rut: A day on a small property observing buck behavior
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The December Rut: A day on a small property observing buck behavior
A tour of a Man Made Deer Bedding Area Created by Hinge Cutting Trees
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A tour of a Man Made Deer Bedding Area Created by Hinge Cutting Trees
Whitetail deer hunting: Who needs scent control?
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Whitetail deer hunting: Who needs scent control?
Post-Season Deer Sanctuary Scouting: Determining buck and doe bedding locations
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Post-Season Deer Sanctuary Scouting: Determining buck and doe bedding locations
Rehinging a Hinge Cut Tree for Deer Habitat: 21 Years Later
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Rehinging a Hinge Cut Tree for Deer Habitat: 21 Years Later
Letting light into a whitetail food plot
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Letting light into a whitetail food plot
I'm just absolutely amazed at the many that didnt or don't know the thorough importance of washing your body with a wash cloth. All my life I have been taught to use one (wash towel/cloth) to thoroughly clean yourself in the smallest tucks of your body. Loofa's aren't thorough but they are abrasive in this case. My point is a cloth and soap is simple and less expensive, yet 1000% effective for sanitation concerns of all sorts.
Typing this with poison ivy on my hands…
What about the infected clothes? Just put them in the washing machine and it’s good?
He's actually correct. Wipe between your fingers with a cloth.
Hell yeah
I have never been allergic to poison Ivy but I am highly allergic to virginia creeper! It has taken over my property, so I am trying to get rid of it. I have heard you need to come into contact with the sap of creepy Ginny, not so says me! I have done the long pants shirts and hats and even a scarf, I wash with cold water when I am done, clothes go right in washer. To be honest I rarely use chemocals , io am very conscious about what i put into the environment. I have found that Ginny gets a heart laugh out of round up. Digging it up?? Way easier than it sounds, I hope his method works for me, I am definitely trying it
WWII Japanese rifles stocks are finished in a oil like Urushiol
Thank you,
Be immune to all that shit like me. I've ground that shit right into the inside of my arm and nothin. This will be great for my daughter should she prove to be susceptible to it though.
Gracias 👍
Thank you! I get poison ivy every year and will now hopefully never get it again!
Omg we are so lucky here in the uk .
The other day i had to wash the poison ivy oil off my hands with gasoline. Lol It worked, 5 days later, I haven’t had any reaction yet.
One of the first things I do after mowing near the thicket at my house is a dry rub with paper towels, then go inside and just water and paper towels, then lastly a shower. Have not had a single issue after the first time it happened since I started treating urushoil that way instead of just soap and water for 5 seconds. Rubbing it off with friction really does make all the difference
YES THANK YOU SO MUCH. This was a blessing !!
What do you do with your clothes that get the oil on them, simply wash them?
Wash them separately from your other clothes. Maybe wash them twice in a row to be sure. Or just wear ratty old clothes when you expect to be around poison ivy, and throw them away afterwards.
Does poison ivy dead during the winter ?
The plant will be dead/dormant but it’s oil can still affect you in the dead of winter if you contact it.
I am highly allergic, so after exposure within 2 hours I took a bath and thoroughly scrubbed all the areas as you recommended. Unfortunately I still got it very bad! You’ve been warned.
Unfortunately some people are highly sensitive to it. Next time consider seeing a doctor for an oral corticosteroid like prednisone.
Thank you thank you thank you
Thank you
THANK YOU FOR THIS!
I respect your bravery #DRADIGBA for the wonderful herbs medicine for my hsv2 cure you gave me thank you so much help…😊😊😊
I have had poison ivy most of my life. For the last 10 years or so I have been eating poison ivy. I start as soon as the little red leaves pop out. I eat them every day though out the season and if I get any reaction it is very mild if I ever.
Whoa! That’s incredible!!
I have had poison ivy most of my life. For the last 10 years or so I have been eating poison ivy. I start as soon as the little red leaves pop out. I eat them every day though out the season and if I get any reaction it is very mild if I ever.
What if you're pulling on a top leaning sassafras with a cable rope a third of the way up.... What kind of cut is best? (The top branches are hanging over the neighbors bushes.) I'm trying to pull it towards my property.
Why not use this technique and combine it with tecnu afterwards? I don't think the demo with grease proves tecnu doesn't work well. It's not designed to break down grease, it's specifically formulated to break down urushiol. Just my 2¢
This is the best information I've ever found about getting rid of the poison ivy rash. Life changing info.
Who says, “simply remove the oil within 2 to 8 hours” to prevent poison ivy? It’s more like , remove it within fifteen MINUTES. Beyond fifteen minutes, it will cause a rash, for most people. Your soap + mechanical action advice is spot on!
How do you remove the oil from the washcloth?
Wash it separately from your clothes or just throw it away
Great video! Like your style! I am your clone buddy!
Sending to friends now
Honey! Get the Dawn and scrub my coin sack three times please?! 😂 Thanks for sharing one of your life lessons. 👏 👏 👏
Since I can't always know what I touched, from now on, I'll shower this way! Thank you!
But how do you know if you got any on you? I’d have to wash every time I walk outside
Good advice.. But I am still 100% blaming that dam plant.
what if its been on my skin for over 4 days before seeing this
is it a bad idea to use rubbing alcohol to try to clean it off? Im thinking it is since it might make it easier to absorb deeper into the skin.
Thanks!!! Just Thanks!
What about when u have it?
great video! thank you. So now what would you recommend once you get a rash?
I would add that if you know you are working near or In poison Ivy etc, you should dress appropriately; long sleeves, long pants, calf length socks, boots etc. it will help to keep the oil off your skin to begin with.
The problem is, you don't know you ever rubbed up against it. I got it from a dog's coat one time. It was horrible!
Do you discard the wash cloth after one use? Or can you re-use?
I found that is you rub Dawn Dish Detergent and a little water on your skin before you go in the field it works great. I get my arms neck and face/ears and let it dry. It is not uncomfortable at all. I never had soap in my eyes even when sweating. Then afterward a good shower and a whole body wash down. Has worked for me for 30 years with no ill side effects.
Bad information... If you don't use a grease cutter like Dawn, just a washcloth with warm water will just spread the oil around and make it worse... i'm shocked at how many poison ivy videos are giving bad info on how to deal with it... 😮
Thank you!
So use same wash cloth for all parts of the body that been in contact? Will it spread if using in different areas? What is the trick? Anybody, thank you for taking your time to answer my comment!
How do I deal with dogs and poison oak. We have a lot on our property and our dogs trample through it. I’m really allergic.
How do I deal with dogs and poison oak. We have a lot on our property and our dogs trample through it. I’m really allergic.
i learned one thing.. if you wash the oil from your body while in the shower, you'll have to wash your feet once out of the shower.. otherwise all that oil just accumulated on your feet and you're gonna have a bad time.. (also, ya may have to scrub your wash basin as well ;) )