After multiple dry falls and failed brassica plots, I’m going only clover and chicory in plots. I’ll give this blend a go, impressed with the results you had
I love the 360° blend too Jake!!! I need to have a bigger area in the blend! My small 1/4 acre plot isn’t big enough haha!!! Alway enjoy your videos. Keep them coming please
Totally agree Jake. I'm using a clover/alfalfa/chicory/small burnett and they are in it all year. I now have 4 plots with that mix. This will be my fourth season and it's been by far the best.
Great video Jake! I have four 1/2 acre chicory/ clover food plots, the deer and turkeys are on them all year long! Great food source! Very little maintenance, fertilize and spot spraying and I mow mine at least once a year, depending on rain fall.
Love it Jake! Thanks for working so closely with John Komp at Northwoods to bring that blend to the rest of us. We all benefit from your willingness to share. I bet that chicory made for a beautiful pollinator plot when it flowered. That's one of my favorite wildflowers. Wisconsin's hill country road shoulders and ditches are lined with it. Absolutely beautiful stuff. Also loved seeing that Earth Blind waterhole still producing right where you put it all those years back! God bless you sir!
Thank you for such kind works Jake, life is grand and God's blessing are amazing. That earth blind watering hole is a very busy water source, many of the older local deer have used it all their lifes.
Been thinking about adding a bag of chicory to the clover chicory blend. I had a 1000 foot long by 16 ft wide road put through my property and it has good soil on top of it. The road really only used in July and in winter.
Looking forward to the updates on the Tar River no-till drill. Been thinking of purchasing one myself but worry about the quality because of the lower price.
Over the years Ive been watching the evolution of Tar Rivers's product line, from there light duty grain drill they entered the market with to there new line of moderatly priced more robust no-till line. Many of my consulting clients have bought them and had good results with them, some are not the easiest on their equipment & that has impressed me. There not a high end higher priced unit and as long as your a guy that's responcable, dosent slam into stumps and big rocks, perfoms standard maintenance and is aware of this I beleive most will be fine with it.
@@habitatsolutions360llc3 Thanks Jake. I like the sounds of that. I've been looking at them for a few years but, obviously, never pulled the trigger. Looking forward to the videos
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22" Seclusion! Your deer ate very well last year! Good video Jake.
After multiple dry falls and failed brassica plots, I’m going only clover and chicory in plots. I’ll give this blend a go, impressed with the results you had
Jake, as always great info from one of the greatest men in the habitat business, keep up the great content.
A great product produced in square feet of land. All the best in the future, Jake! 😊
I love the 360° blend too Jake!!! I need to have a bigger area in the blend! My small 1/4 acre plot isn’t big enough haha!!! Alway enjoy your videos. Keep them coming please
Well done Jake! Thanks for giving this a try. Awesome results for sure.
Totally agree Jake. I'm using a clover/alfalfa/chicory/small burnett and they are in it all year. I now have 4 plots with that mix. This will be my fourth season and it's been by far the best.
Another phenomenal video Jake!
Thanks a bunch Sam, means alot coming from you!
Great video Jake! I have four 1/2 acre chicory/ clover food plots, the deer and turkeys are on them all year long! Great food source! Very little maintenance, fertilize and spot spraying and I mow mine at least once a year, depending on rain fall.
Love it Jake! Thanks for working so closely with John Komp at Northwoods to bring that blend to the rest of us. We all benefit from your willingness to share. I bet that chicory made for a beautiful pollinator plot when it flowered. That's one of my favorite wildflowers. Wisconsin's hill country road shoulders and ditches are lined with it. Absolutely beautiful stuff. Also loved seeing that Earth Blind waterhole still producing right where you put it all those years back! God bless you sir!
Thank you for such kind works Jake, life is grand and God's blessing are amazing. That earth blind watering hole is a very busy water source, many of the older local deer have used it all their lifes.
Great video, Jake. Keep them coming.
Great info Jake thanks for sharing.....
Been thinking about adding a bag of chicory to the clover chicory blend. I had a 1000 foot long by 16 ft wide road put through my property and it has good soil on top of it. The road really only used in July and in winter.
Looking forward to the updates on the Tar River no-till drill. Been thinking of purchasing one myself but worry about the quality because of the lower price.
Over the years Ive been watching the evolution of Tar Rivers's product line, from there light duty grain drill they entered the market with to there new line of moderatly priced more robust no-till line. Many of my consulting clients have bought them and had good results with them, some are not the easiest on their equipment & that has impressed me. There not a high end higher priced unit and as long as your a guy that's responcable, dosent slam into stumps and big rocks, perfoms standard maintenance and is aware of this I beleive most will be fine with it.
@@habitatsolutions360llc3 Thanks Jake. I like the sounds of that. I've been looking at them for a few years but, obviously, never pulled the trigger. Looking forward to the videos
Good looking drill, curious how that works out for you.
Thanks, Ill keep you posted Steve!
great video Jake, I think that jeff s. still says deer dont eat chicory
Yet he sells it 😂
Those that dont know...Dont know! 🤣
Jake....we talked some time ago about improving switch grass. What herbs did you plant in your switch and how many lbs. per acre? Thanks, Bob
Plant the Forbes & Forage blend from NWS at a rate of 4-6 lbs/acre, its a mix of 12 different forbes and forages.
Thanks, stay in touch. Bob
Northwoods Whitetails John Komp, correct?
@rfb7117 yes.
Thanks jake ! Seem like you and john are down too earth ! I'll be using the 360 !
Hi
Hope you're doing well.Lena here from Kalkal. We have been working on high-quality boots for years and boots made from environment-friendly material are our priority. We are going to release an upgraded hunting boots.
We think the waterproof & anti-slip boot will be a great helper for when you work outdoors.are you interested in testing boots？ Thank you😊