Roun & Round or Back & Forth ?

[Bowhunter]

Welcome to TBN Eric. That is a good point about wildlife having a chance to move away from the machinery. I don't think we want to know how many fawns and rabbits end up in haybines each spring when hay is cut.

I also have a degree in wildlife mgmt., although I don't work in that field any longer.

 

[Eric_in_Ohio]

Really...where did you go to school? I graduated Hocking College in southeastern Ohio in 1999. I'm glad my brother in law bought a 91 acre farm. I don't work in the field either, and now I can finally put that knowledge to use! lol. I have 2 food plots going already (1 in Whitetail Institute Imperial Clover, 1 in Mossy Oak Biologic Premium Perennial) I'm getting ready to put 4 more in next week. The seed should be here Monday. I can't wait!

 

[Bowhunter]

B.S. in Forestry (major Wildlife Mgmt) from Purdue in '92.
I have 3 acres of Trophy Blend clover, 1 acre of Alfa Rack, and 1/2 acre of Buck Forage oats currently. I have plans to clear a couple more acres and plant them, but don't have the time this spring. It's amazing how much time babies take. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

Do you know if 3D Environmental Services in Cincy is still in business? I worked for them for a couple of years right after college.

 

[Eric_in_Ohio]

I couldn't tell ya. I've never heard of them. I searched the Yellow Pages on Yahoo and didn't find anything...

My seed came Tuesday. I tilled up two of my new plots again today (Wednesday) and planned on seeding them Thursday morning. We received severe thunderstorms and torential downpours this evening. Now I'm looking at a few more days until I can get back out there again /forums/images/graemlins/mad.gif

I can't wait to get my stand of Power Plant and Extreme off to a good start!