mconwa951

No it is privatly owned land

jaywalker

Nice area!

Phil from Maine

Looks as though you will be having some great luck there this fall.. Nice area indeed...

mconwa951

Well went out to burn the brush piles have had some excellent weather here in MN but still a little to wet they didn't want to take off real well. So just did little scouting and hiking.

Soilman

I hope the 60-70 degree weather they are calling for does come this week. That will help things dry up fast. I am anexious to get my new plot area plowed too.

Garringer55

Just a correction, they are antlers not horns

snewton_89

I'd like to see the after pics. I am looking to take on a similar project and would appreciate any advice you can give. Things you would have done different...etc. Planning to clear about 10 acres of forested land and plant corn/beans/alfalfa/clover. The area was selective logged (incorrectly) about 5 years ago and there are only a few good hardwood trees. I am going to do some dozier work and possibly leave some of the hardwood trees. It is extremely thick and the old logging roads are overgrown and there aren't any good access roads. I am planning to clear the logging roads for access. There are three steep ridges between the areas I want to clear. I appreciate any advice and good luck with yours! Keep us updated!

timbercruiser

In Jan and Feb, what do the deer survive on. Doesn't look like there would be enough food in those sticks to keep a woodpecker alive.

carl1191

They survive by eating browse, left over acorns, and waste feed from ag field or whatever else they can find.

Soilman

How is the plot work going? Any updates? I am glad we are finally getting some dry, warm, sunny weather. This weather should help us all out up here.