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Showing posts with label Volume 29.1. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Volume 29.1. Show all posts
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How to Handle an Encounter With a Conservation Officer
The morning hunt is finished, so you pack your gear and head for the truck. No shots were fired, but it was a glorious fall day nonetheless, and as you stroll along, you take in the brilliant foliage and crisp, cool air while recalling the morning’s events. Two fawns amble by carelessly, followed by a long-nosed doe that seems constantly on alert. They’ll learn much from her. That little fork horn buck gives you a quick start until you realize he doesn’t meet your mandatory minimum. “Maybe next year,” you think.
Imperial Whitetail Tall Tine Tubers Turnips for Deer
Tall Tine Tubers is different from any other turnip product on the market in one important way: its backbone turnip variety, Tall Tine Turnip, is the only turnip variety ever scientifically developed specifically for deer. Tall Tine Turnip is a proprietary turnip variety that you’ll only find in Whitetail Institute products.
CROP ROTATION A Best Management Practice
By William Cousins
Designed to last for years from a single planting, Whitetail Institute perennial food plot products should most often be the backbone of your food plot system. If you choose a Whitetail Institute perennial designed for the soil conditions of the site, follow the planting and maintenance instructions and get a little cooperation from Mother Nature, you will produce a lush, thick stand of highly nutritious food that will attract and hold deer year-round for up to five years. Eventually, though, there may come a time when you may need to do a crop rotation even after the best perennial food plot crops.
Imperial Whitetail Clover: The Next Generation Raising the Bar on Food Plot Performance — Again
By William Cousins
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Genesis of the
Food-Plot and Deer-nutrition Industries
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Quality and
Performance Benchmark for All Food-Plot Products
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Gold Standard
· The Number One Food Plot Planting in The World
When is the Best Time to Perform A Laboratory Soil Test
When is the best time for a soil test? The answer to such a broad question is easy: Perform a laboratory soil test any time you want to make sure your food plots have the opportunity to perform their best. If you’re asking more specifically about timing soil testing during a specific process such as seedbed preparation and perennial food plot maintenance, the answers are different, at least if you expect optimum results.
SMALL PROPERTIES BIG RESULTS!
By Kris Klemick
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