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The key point/word you mentioned is monoculture...also, you are basically just dealing with old growth. The theory imo is the same on any heavy large stem count timber. Depending on terrain I have found Cedar "thickets" thinned with diversity (grasses, wood browse, etc) are fantastic late season bedding and great thermal protection. Depending on area and size of property etc. not every single square foot of land needs nutritional value just like not every square foot needs cover i.e. food plots. Food plots don't provide protections/cover. It only addresses 1 need. I hunt multiple properties with heavy swamps, open CRP and everything in between. in the dead of winter I would say 90% of deer are bedded in or near the pines and cedars...of course no where near as monocultured and dense as what you started with in this video. Also, absolute best trees to bow hunt out of cover wise again in late season they are money.

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It's a great video.

Like very much

What an evil thing to do: killing these amazing animals. No morals?

VERY GOOD

First shot was terrible

I REALLY respect you bow hunters!!! With a rifle, you would have easily had one on day 1. Bow Hunting is the true definition of Hunting!!!👊

Oh yeah gonna be a great ona and an awesome season

To have a hunt last 3-4 years is pretty crazy. The longest I have ever had was 2. They don’t seem to last too long in public and even on private they just vanish. Seemed he limped a bit I wonder if the ears were a birth defect? Such a crazy buck.

Great hunts and awesome bucks ! Happy for you that you were able to purchase that property and hope many great memories continue with your family over the years ! Congrats ! Brandon

Awesome hunt and a great buck ! The footage of the hunt and story was excellent ! Congrats Ty and the entire team ! Brandon

Elk 101.... if someone is calling, an arrow is nocked!!!

Wow, it's really nice. It's very attractive

This is just incredible

Content is very interesting and awesome

Well I know this is a year late but now im jacked up on bow hunting because our season is coming so I counted 6 jars but nice bucks guys you guys always make my day just watching your videos❤❤❤

This is gonna be good

It's a big deal

That will always be the hunt you remember with your boys and wife ❤

Yeah baby! Awesome

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Also love the after look. Great burn and follow up! Thanks

Great video for sure and lots to consider for landowners. I could not find your info on the main page, where are you located in MO? We are moving to MO in the Southcentral area. Maybe you'd like to come visit the farm, or us come visit for some land management collaboration videos? Just an idea. Thanks!

Why you wearing orange on September 26th

Great video, I used to think cedars were the key to deer cover. But, after finding over 400 sheds in the last 10-15 years, hardly ever find them in cedar thickets. I see lots of beds at times of heavy snow, sometimes in cedars. Overall, deer would rather bed in the new growth after the cedars are removed imo. I don't mind a few cedars here and there, but the thickets of them have to go for better habitat.

Wow anyone catch the rattling scene he's wearing gloves up Close then he's not lol wtf

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Look up the "brush bullet". A rancher in the Texas panhandle invented it and it's very effective. He has a CZcams, The Mendota Ranch, that has some videos describing it and showing some results. He does it by air but they have ground treatment kits available as well. I have some to treat about 100 acres of cedars/cactus with.

What a mess you left. Cedar burns best when the needles turn grey. They are not the hot explosive burn of when green or brown. Your stumps are crazy high. Even after cleaning up the logs you can't mow to reset without cutting every one off. Then the cash loss. A acre of thicket usually nets about 3k in production from the wood. Every tree that is bigger than a inch across at 5 feet has cash value. Don't say people won't buy cedar I have shipped Oklahoma cedar to 35 states because few will do anything but cut and burn. To clear and process 10 acres to me is a weeks work. I have almost hit the 1k mark for the year all saw cut and alot of it thicker than that was

Love the episode Shawn. Especially involving your little man. Those are memories you’ll never forget. I have the same cedar problems on my farm. I’ll tackle them next February as you did. Again very helpful information!

Pretty impressive how much the fire helped clear up the space

I thought cutting cedars was the worst until I got in a patch of bush honey suckle. The worst!!

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I'd love to win that bow

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The best footage on youtube! You guys get it! How important cinematography is..and how important 4k resolution is. It makes me watch your video's in their entirety because it pure eyecandy!

Your footage is glorious as usual. And WoW that bird tried to spur that decoy at the exact release of the shot and hopped your arrow. What luck for him!

What an incredible bull! You are a truly blessed man with a blessed family, love the family and hunting aspects and quality of this video brother, congratulations! I can't wait to have a family and report back to them like this.

Y'all should go to Hollywood with the way y'all act about shooting a Buck!!.

So you think the crop duster should not do his job just because you are hunting. Sound's just like a tv show bow hunter who thinks he is privileged!!.