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Man and we were 1st that here that was amazing to hear talking operation have a debt management on this we show I'm really excited about this because this feels like the winter that will never end the moisture's been great the cold has been great but I'm ready for the rebirth of spring renewal that's right that's all I get Yeah Ok Guys we're going to be joining us so much fun bye Mr Grant resin and also double header he's going to pretty much dozens of a habitat projects that improve wildlife and conservation gracious a smart guy makes you watch what measures go on Outdoor Channel Sundays 8 30 pm Eastern time they're joining us and it's going to be Melissa Bucklin course she's the host of the witches who did with passion this was general Sundays at 11 30 am Eastern time that's how you spend church right there watching a little Winchester deadly passion wrap things up will be Nick gross this man is tall quick with a smile we always have people that smile well on the show has got a great beard as well he's the owner and managing broker of wildlife properties Land Company l.l.c. In his light sins are in the brass case and Kansas in the makes amazing donuts but he's going to tell us how to look for potential robbery and in properties Mrs Bunny What are you going to cover I think in trees nothing else not. One trees with his money and his Raji by horizon fire operation habitat management is on today's revolution with you you've got swagger you've got flair you've got the nice What else is there about Mrs Bunny brought to you by horizon firearms the official Rachel of the revolution with chairman Trevor see them on line today at Horizon firearms dot com Imus but what do we need to know. Actually loves what he trees we've won a lot of what we need to know from a conservation standpoint about 20 trees when it comes to planting a Ford I think a lot of people are focused on white tail when it comes to planting for wildlife a lot of people immediately go to food parts but they are not the be all end all when it comes to wildlife food sources and even though they offer a lot in the way of nutrition for the animals in the trash for the hunters their trees and shrubs are also highly effective. Giving you a prominent food source so not only permanent food source but they also have the other qualities like a savage cover protective cover also windbreak and a number of other things that are highly that are highly beneficial for wildlife so a lot of people think about going to Home Depot or Lowe's or any of your big box stores and you're thinking trees in the way of potted trees and fire trees yeah dozens and dozens dozens of potted trees and while that's fine and dandy and we've planted our fair share of trees as well you should really be looking at bare root trees as a source instead unlike container or container and street or ball and trees where the roast system is hidden Barrett trees are basically they are harvested from the ground in the late fall as soon as they go dormant the all the soil is shaken loose from the roots and they are kept in the dorm a stage in a cool moist environment and tell spring where you have a small window to plant them they actually have because they're not cut and put into a container they actually have a more extensive root system usually up to 200 percent more roots they are healthier and they often take off faster than others and they're also not as prone to gurgling and strength themselves 10 to 20 years down the road because they are shaken free of all that Lou soil is up there also cheaper up to 50 percent cheaper in fact I was looking at this if you can get Barrett trees you can get fruit trees to plant orchards but are highly attractive for deer you can also just get your prey your regular windbreak and habitat cover stories like eastern red staters. Pines or something like that I was looking at Cedars today for a $2.00 to $3.00 foot potted plant that shipped it is $3995.00 holy cow really one when it comes to Barrett trees 2 to 3 foot plant if you buy $1.00 to $3.00 of them they're $10.00 apiece if you buy $25.00 of them they're $6.00 apiece and if you're going to do a large habitat project if you buy 100 plus they are $4.70 from $3995.00 to $4.78 is a massive difference you know it's amazing to stop you right there we have like one he said planted a 1000000 party trees and twice as many barratry in the trees that we planted that were potted let's say 10 years ago have been out grown they have bare root trees that were planted 5 years ago it just really seems like in that 3rd year of being buried once the roots could establish Well they really just start shooting up in they produce much better and you know when we buy trees we buy like 50 to 200 at a time and we do anything from the east the red cedars to Austria and pines just like a good mix this is a great fun project and the thing is you need to do it now instead of waiting a couple years Yeah well they what do they say it's something like When is the best time to plant a tree 10 years ago because I mean they're slow growers obviously but the bare root trees have so many benefits but in the way of growing they establish themselves more quickly because they are subject to transplant shock as much as container as pots are and you would think that having the soil all inclusive in there would help and you just throw it in the ground it doesn't so when a plant doesn't have to reset itself from soil to soil it helps and they tend to take off quicker and turns when to plant that kind of depends on the hardness zone but generally between March and May So any time starting now if the weather is warm enough but before butting your fruit trees and stuff like that before butting obviously your pines and your cedars and things like that are going to have fuller John I'm already plant them in the cooler months in warmer. Time is implanted when the soil is thought out in colder climates as far as planting goes you can plant them about anywhere but note that if you're going to plant on a hillside like on an incline or a hillside or slope you need to put the soil around the bottom side to form a berm because it works like an led me to retain water and that way if you're planting on a slope all the water just doesn't automatically run off and instead of the water running down the berm acts as a retainer and it will soak the water down to the root of your trees you know we're pleased you guys have done that really the growth of your trees run a drip drip system Yeah well you know you really want to plant as many as you can take care of because it's a it's a huge loss really if it costs you more to lose trees than it would be if you didn't write the 1st time so only plant as many as you can really take care of if you have the time to take care of $4.00 to $500.00 fantastic deal of time take care of 20 only do that depending on what kind of tree you're getting if you're getting fruit trees and best in the tree tubes that way you don't have animals eating at the bar or the trunk or if it's. Through trees or something like that where you don't have dairy eating off all the leaves of the foliage which is of killing the tree anyway invest and stakes it for when the environment otherwise you're just going to go out have all your trees laying down invest in the stuff that makes the difference in order to get these things off the ground and moving and growing like you said a drip line if you don't have a drip line then think about planting in rows rake up the soil that way you have little levies on each side that way when it rains or when you flood the area that you have a spot where the water sinks and you don't have to worry about them being dry so much Another thing is to when you're planning you know you look at a bare root tree you think oh that's not very big you need to dig that hole 2 to 3 times the size of the roots spread out working really good you know it would help if you got a soil test 1st just don't go plant whatever's at the local store Yeah you need to really get a pretty picture trees and bushes that are meant for your climates and secondly when you bury this is what people do all too often is the bare. Area too deep and you get Rod You know every tree has a ring that reindeer on the graph union that bump that's in the lower trunk an easy to 3 inches about the ground a block of the ground and then also if you're going to put mulch around because a lot of people like to do that to keep weeds down it also helps retain water you need to keep the mulch at least let's say 4 to 6 inches away from the trunk of the tree Yeah not to as so as not to promote mildewing and then too much moisture right there by the trunk that's right Mr bodies out and I think this. 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Or Toyota ranch hand built in America built by our hands and built to take the operation habitat management is on oh yeah I got it now kicking off a 2 part interview with Mr Gray graves host of on Masters Sundays 8 30 pm Eastern on Outdoor Channel presented by Al Gore channel Sportsman Channel world fishing network and my outdoor t.v. This is part one hey we're back we're talking operation ahead of Ted measuring his reach over for the break with this is going to be on and she was a comedy about planting trees for habitat you know joke after she left she flogged Jim Ball with the shareware tree and I love that made us. I just ask each and every year I shall be judged by great words he is the host of this man and so it's a he's also the host of Huff Masters on Outdoor Channel Sundays 8 30 pm Eastern time on new season is going to begin in July Ah but let's talk about the springtime a good portion of the country Mr Greggs in a day that was snow melt run off with rain showers it is just a sloppy mess out here terrible out there right now is where your mother who is so wonderful why life isn't as much of a concern at this time a year but come the dog days of summer you're going to need water those little puddles are going to dry up so is that something you work in to your management routine creating wildlife water source is or is that really not a concern or apply for the wildlife in your area everybody has to be concerned about a need to really to manage a piece of property it comes down to suit cover and water and water is good clean fresh water so this year when the projects I did in fact you'll see some of this so when will the new season is coming up 100 Nassar start in July is what we have had some ph d. Outbreaks over the last 10 years so we took in train 2 of our primary palms that we have that we know that your love to go water at and we don't the bank steeper and we need to ponds 10 feet deep over that way the order to not get the city to the sunlight yet to see the bottom of the ponds where you then get all that green growth coming up good clean water oh man I missed a great great seize the hose masters there an Outdoor Channel Sunday 8 30 pm Eastern time and like he said it all new season is going to begin in July now do you you know you just made these you know you got out these cards you made a bigger You made a more conducive for all wildlife do you spray them with bentonite do you line them how do you keep that water in there from just leeching out is all has a packed clay base of does a really great idea I bring a canyon who specializes in ponds and. We also put it die in the water to make sure that the sunlight can get through the water and then I go and I spray about 2 to 3 feet out with a combination around up and 240 $60.00 all the vegetation right on the rim and then I go and during the peaks of the period of like July and August and I spray permits run around the edges to kill over the midges Yeah that's the thing about e.s.d. It's actually spread by those images is that correct so then what happens is if you have a form that's a chasten or close to a cattle farm images breed in that nasty water that the cals all step in it's just natural and they read it now and then the wind will blow the manager relocate them up to 30 miles Oh so now what they need to shade and they need water to live in now water that's like 2 or 3 inches deep right where it where you have a good mud base they breed in the mud right when the sun like it's down and feed on the vegetation in the air come in to drink and then obviously they they go up the nose of the deer and then they affect the deer and they tend to a stacked bucks more than those and bigger bucks more than smaller box and you know why they're attracted to the heat in the carbon dioxide put off through the growth of the velvet on the antlers the blood on the and. So so it's actually the blood on the antlers is attracting the midges So that's why they're more attracted the books over those in bigger books or smaller box you have to keep your ponds clean in clear guys because when you have an effect upon you could lose 20 animals in a heartbeat Now this time of the year when you're you're actually working on building your plan for the year this is a good time of the year because of lack of vegetation be able to put a trail cameras find out you're in the population and what's in there right and correct I mean this is the best time of the year to make your road map to what you do and this is. Lee what I'm doing right now with this rain coming in the fact that I can walk all the property so on so here over the next 4 days I'm not to do anything other than take a pad of paper and my Hunstanton my phone or my entire property interest in the Tory everything Where's the beer sign how many ships do I find where the deer have fed and not fed and then I build my plan from there 20 or sued to any less food or do I need to do to impersonate an improvement so yesterday I spent half a day with a good friend of mine that were managing a farm together and we took a chainsaw guys and we made some incredible betting just by hand. Mr Gradgrind the legend himself most of what masters Outdoor Channel Sunday 8 30 pm Eastern Time and again an all new season is going to begin in July on Outdoor Channel Now that's a big thing because a lot of people talk about planting trees a lot of trees in food plods But one thing that is essential is opening up that canopy also inviting trees where they're still alive to still grow up shoes and keep some of that vegetation on the tree but this is very important I mean did you go and consult like a biologist How do you go about we doing that yeah so for me I'm in the process of building a 10 year plan on my core farm right now and and I've brought into Forrester's so over it over the course of time I brought in some of the best experts in our industry to include Dr Graeme Wood and once I figured out conceptually what I wanted then I brought in a forest or and we have every single tree lot I know that there's a you know in this drainage watershed there's 137 boys Oakhurst 47 shagbark asked for greater benefit of the 7 pack berries and then from there then we say we need to clear cut this who knew to his cut that we don't have enough native vegetation or we have an invasive species guys. Right we have 'd Bush money so. We have multiple rows