Im pumped too.. Theirs lots to tell youabout a project like this . .75 acre is a good food plot to contribute to herd health. it fits land up to 30 acres by the rule of .25 acre to every 10 acres.I dont know the land aroud tulsa ,but i coud look at some satalite images to see.I dont use herbicde .I just let the native seed play out over the seasons. rather than add stuff to the natural habitat and take a chance of running somthing off. Another important thing is dont burn stuff that is the naturalhabitat of the animals you are trying to bring in or hold..Id have no prob if you wanted to pm me. clover is a good choice .You could also mix in some turnips for a protien boosttopromoteantler growth. Also it could take 6 months and a few discings to get the lime to activate. Here in thewichita falls area,We mostly dont need lime becouse our land is at the other end of the scale. the brush piles you have could be used to develope more quail habitat . hope this keeps you stoked