Habitat-Techniques

Fawning Time: A New Beginning

During spring and early summer whitetail does are near the end of their 200 day gestation cycle and birthing begins. Within minutes of birth, most fawns will attempt to stand and take their first steps. They are very vulnerable...

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Species Profile: The Fox Squirrel – Interesting Facts and Management Tips

As gamekeepers our habitat and timber management practices not only benefit targeted game species like deer, wild turkey and quail, but other local non-game wildlife also benefit from our efforts. One example is the fox squirrel,...

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Crop Rotation for Healthy Soils & Better Food Plots

Crop rotation is something some food plot planters don’t even consider, especially if you have small acreage to plant, or have a favorite spot where you like to plant a “candy crop” like brassicas each year. However, it’s every...

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Seed Facts & Planting Tips

The power contained within a seed is amazing! How can something as small as a turnip seed, that is only slightly bigger than the period at the end of this sentence, produce a plant that has a bulb the size of a softball and...

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