I wonder if a local farmer would let you use/rent theirs or maybe come plant your plots. I really need to work on my relationship with my local farmers. I have one with my neighbor, but I think I'll work on meeting more and working on that.
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Dr Grant Woods on CWD
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DoubleRidge
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As expensive as the equipment is I doubt it...they are making a living farming...we are food plotting smaller acreage for wildlife...and some of the plots take a minute to navigate to hauling equipment..but if you knew someone well you might could rent it?....I've ran into the same issue with lime trucks...and just end up renting the spreader buggy...when the big trucks are doing big hay fields and pastures they hesitate to slow down for several smaller food plots spread out over multiple locations on the property...but where theres a will theres a way
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I was working on a couple properties that Dr. Woods consulted on for several years and am aware of a couple more. I found that Dr. Woods was and continues to be a very intelligent biologist who has put his teachings into practice successfully under some very challenging circumstances. He is and always was a gentleman, a polite and considerate man who would engage you in a conversation that left you feeling enlightened and looking forward to implementing some of what you learned. Yes he has sponsors who sell products via his podcasts and he has written several seed blend programs that were and are sold by seed producers Eagle seed and Green Cover that contain 9 to 11 species in specific varieties that actually compliment each other and work to feed wildlife while improving your soil. He is a great advocate for no till and cover crops along with sustainable ag practices. I have known him to be an avid bow hunter and a shrewd businessman but I have never known him to take advantage of anyone, nor have I ever known him to allow a sponsor to sell junk under his name. He does hire out his services and seems to market them to upper end property owners but there is nothing wrong with that. I am not nor have I ever been a student, co-worker or employee of Dr. Woods but have worked along side him and his interns, I have worked and managed thousands of acres that he has consulted on including the Kentucky proving ground, I have seen the results and successes of his property improvement plans and I have nothing but accolades for his work and him personally. The only speed bumps I ever encountered was a variance between the booked plan and real world applications in the field but there was always a workaround. I have been to his home and found him to live modestly and care deeply for his friends and family. I did know him to be firm in his beliefs and work ethics and some of his interns took it hard, the successful ones learned why he was that way.
I certainly do not agree with the above negative remarks in regard to Dr. Woods and cannot fathom why anyone would.
There were other members here who actually studied under Dr. Woods or were interns or had relationships like mine via properties.
I certainly do not agree with the above negative remarks in regard to Dr. Woods and cannot fathom why anyone would.
There were other members here who actually studied under Dr. Woods or were interns or had relationships like mine via properties.
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It's the internet. Any anonymous @$$hole can say awful things about anybody else and no reason needed. I take that nonsense with a grain of salt. Meaningless as a fart in the wind.
Thank you!!
BigCityBubba
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The study was done by Penn State, I believe. I think they found cases of fallow deer in Europe that had it as well.
Game departments don't care about abundant healthy deer populations
I do agree CWD is a threat to deer herds but not as much as EHD or liberal limits something game departments don't care about
Now to be fair there are outside forces and interests like farmers that have valid reasons for wanting deer populations low or non existent
I do agree CWD is a threat to deer herds but not as much as EHD or liberal limits something game departments don't care about
Now to be fair there are outside forces and interests like farmers that have valid reasons for wanting deer populations low or non existent
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Probably confused with James C. Kroll a.k.a. "Dr. Deer."
deerhunter10
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Actually stupidly I am confusing the 2 my bad I take what I said back. Aka Dr deer is the tool is to which I am referring to. My bad.
That's what I was gonna say. He may be a great guy but seems like a blowhard know it all.
Exactly! My bad thats why i deleted mine i had them comfused! Dr. Deer is a moron who has made a living fleecing deer hunters with common knowledge for decades
