Rules for habitat planning I NEVER have hard and fast rules, when it comes to any habitat improvement/deer management topic. There are many things I tend to do a lot more than others, but I think it's incredibly limiting and ultimately harmful to your goals to be rigid. [caption id="attachment_1814" align="alignleft" width="300"] Habitat consultant[/caption] So, I don't have any rules like always use property line access. Heck, I've had…
I almost never create circular movement around the outside and call it good. I try to take advantage of other features deer will use for travel and also use "sidewalks" and hinge cut doe bedding to increase woody browse production, the cheapest over winter food you can grow. If you look at that plan, every one of the extra sidewalks are along natural deer travel features (ridges, points and cuts).…
Match evergreen with soil types, planting zone, growth rate and amount of cover the species creates. Soil and Water, local forester, NRCS good resources. 12 foot average but a more random spacing allows sunlight to reach lower branches. Do not plant in rows. Spray/mow first year. Create one 10 yard opening per half acre (best to plant all and use areas that don’t come in or cut…
Match evergreen with soil types, planting zone, growth rate and amount of cover the species creates. Local forester, soil and water, or NRCS good place to select tree types. Spacing allows sunlight to reach lower branches for max deer level thick factor. 12’ spacing, 12’ 2-3 offset rows. Spray/mow first year to get trees above the weeds for competition reasons. Provides feeling of safety and…
Mineral licks are a great inventory tool during the summer. Established licks let you know if bucks you were watching last year made it through season, and if anybody new is in the neighborhood. Make sure they are legal, and don't check them too often. One lick every 100 acres will suffice.
Sample Habitat Plan I think you have a really nice property. Frankly, I see no reason why you can’t consistently take decent to very good bucks off it. You have the cover and, assuming you are willing to work on access, can make it so you can hunt the place hard, without blowing the place up at all. On the down side, you lack pinch points, a flow to…
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