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that's exactly what I need for our creek. It's 9 months later have you had any problems with the water flow?

Enjoying the no till journey!

Having 100 females of any species in the same room is a bad idea.

Did you have an exclusion cage in the plot that only had sorghum that came up? The reason I ask is because I had something similar happen. Inside the exclusion cage all of the plants had come up. Outside of the cage the only thing was sorghum. The deer had eaten everything except the sorghum which made it look like nothing germinated except the sorghum.

Jimmy Houston won’t let u fish in his pond if you have barbed hooks

After reading the comments, I feel sorry for you. You've taken on yourself to do all the work, not only the regular field and plot work, but also the extra time and expense of the camera and editing work to bring these videos to hopefully be helpful to everyone. And then, some negative Neds out there reply with criticism and arrogance, and some of which reveal they either didn't watch the whole video, or are really stupid, because you already answered their question in your video. I just wanna say thank you for your efforts. I have enjoyed learning from many of your experiences, and not just from this no-till stuff, but also the Polaris ranger clutch replacement with an impact that helped me. I just cringe when someone snaps back with a comment that seems like they think they're an expert, and you didn't have a clue. Everyone has to start somewhere and go through a process of learning. Documenting your process and showing the good and bad lessons learned is really helpful to many. At least you're trying something, and having the courage to show the whole world, good or bad. I respect and appreciate that.

What is the reason behind the installation of the pea gravel beds, Was it an idea before going to a female only pond Tnx

What area are you in? Looks mighty warm for day after season. Thanks for your effort!

Any one year update on your successes or failures?

Kx040, how much weight do you think you could lift with that setup and forks - not high just off the ground enough to move?

Just a heads up. A lot of times brush piles like that are used like predator condos. Might be worth burning

Your building a very Cool, Proffessionaly built, functional bridge, you gotta make that road go somewhere thats woth all this effort. I know it connects your parcels of land, just sounds wrong. Thanx for sharing such intersting build techniques. FYI: This is the best built bridge I have seen, on any CZcams channel, and I watch a lot of build video's. following...

I know you're practicing the no-till method, but do you have any plots that you're still turning over with a harrow? I'm asking because I have a few larger plots, close to 1 acre that I will attempt to no-till this spring -, and I have several small hidey-hole plots at 1/8 -1/4 acre. I'm curious if just a light disc and then broadcast / cultipack to press in. Since it's my first year at no-till , I'm reluctant to try it with all my plots, make sense?

Can you do a video on the fuel pump and filter set up?

There's nothing more natural to God's green earth than non native engineered female only fish in a pond. So you can be happy catching "trophies". Next: shooting monster decoy robot trophy deer. And how to install hitch nuts.

Looking good

The grownup field looks good for fawning and turkey nesting cover. I like to leave my fields standing until time to plant fall plots. At that time I bush hog them after planting. However, I don’t plant summer plots in them. What about planting a few fields in straight clover and then drill elbon in the fall after the clover gets established?

I have a roller chopper for heavier clearing so it's basically a heavier crimper but with straight blades not angles like a crimper- Do you think that if I plant green, I could come back with the chopper and cut my oats and let them fall over my spring seed?

Think yall have a great channel!!!! Keep em coming!!!

The most beautiful bass to me are the tiger bass. They are the most aggressive as well

I hope you get it figured out and let us know how you did.

great video!! love the channel keep going!!

Great video great information 🤔F1 tigers bass

I’m not sure why you did all that work, just to plant it with a drill. Seems contradictory to what it’s for. I plant my plots(by broadcasting) into stuff like that behind you and just bushhog over it with great success.

Wow amesome!

Definitely following this one. Unfortunate to lose the dam last year but you guys are doing well on equipment for the future!

Looks great. To bad it didn’t work out last year. I’m looking forward to more updates. If it’s an area prone to flooding, I’d seriously consider rice. If you seen any of my videos this year, you’ve seen how easy it is to grow and with the equipment you have, it will be even easier. Good Luck!

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You need to make sure you culvert is sized appropriately. Even your spillway won’t be enough if both the culvert and the spillway aren’t big enough.

how do you fertilize with no till? like when i disc I till broadcast fertilizer and then disc the fertilizer into the ground. Whats the process with no till?

I have an MX5400 and use it on 70 acres and love it!

Really Satisfying to watch, great choice of music your gonna go far!!, greetings from Ireland 🤜🤛

Brother you should have burned that off the first and second time if needed and saved all that fuel.

Dude your channel is awesome and I am so glad you continue to post updates even if things don’t go as planned! Thank you for sharing !

I just don’t see the need for a 18k no till drill. I think dr grant woods and others are getting a big kick back on promoting these things. You can spray standing vegetation. Broadcast 100lb/acre of cereal rye. Mow or roll the vegetation over the rye seed. You’ll have a nice standing rye plot that you can do the same thing to the following year and plant whatever you want.

Nice video❤

Great video! Would love to use parts of it to share to our social media with credit and link back to you if you are ok with that :)

I've never seen one of them fencing machine before. Man, that's saving a lot of time and fuel... Looks great... Well done you guys!! Cheers, Max from Australia..

How much success in your food plot do you attribute to your sprinklers? How often have you had to supplement nature's rain (or lack of rain)? Here in SC, with sandy soils and often less than 1" of rain in summer months, it might be more sense spending the $$ trying to irrigate rather than in No-Till equipment.

This channel is highly underrated. This guy explains everything well and knows what he’s talking about. I love it. Keep it up

You won't see any trophy bass for atleast 6 years

I appreciate the video man. I’ve always sprayed. Fertilized Disked. Cultipacked, seeded and packed again. Wanting to do no till. Buddy has a 705 NT. Wonder if I should fluff the ground up after spraying then drill? If not I’m afraid the sod will be too hard

Ready to see some duck hole updates!

I’m in Virginia and I just heard about these fish they stocked them in a lake near me in 2020 I hope they do well for y’all good luck

I am the beginning stages of doing exactly what you are doing. Genesis 5 no till drill. Field is empty right now. I am thinking of planting buckwheat and before it matures plant the fall release blend in September, then crimping the BW

Is the crimper necessary if your cutting and laying it over with the sickle?

What size kubota are you running with the Great Plains?

Just looking in the back ground i see one problem, you are really close to a road. You are going to have poachers. Soon as a local finds out in few years when the bass are 6 plus pounds you will have problems keeping people out.

CPR : Catch, Photo, and release.

Any duck project videos coming up?