BSY | GIVING BACK - WILDLIFE CONSERVATION PROJECT | S2E48
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ต.ค. 2019
- Day 4 of the Utah muzzleloader deer hunt series. This is not a hunt but we wanted to share with you a project that is taking place thanks to you! We are proud to help these organizations as they further habitat restoration and other projects for wildlife across the state.
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Thank you guys for continuing to show why you're one of the best out there by giving back to the outdoors! Great informative video.
Nice job guys,glad to see Brian back on 👍✌️.
Way to go guys i grew up hunting that area its nice to see the projects being done on fishlake and Monroe
Great job guys. I really appreciate the education and seeing videos on these projects. A big thank you to all of you who contributed, (whether it's boots on the ground, volunteering or donating money) for projects like this. 👍
I appreciate you guys. Wildlife conservation is a major key
Thank you guys for caring about this stuff! I’m always impressed by your generosity.
Thank you guys. I've kinda been waiting for someone to step up and show they actually put time and money into the causes everyone talks about on TH-cam and Podcasts. Thanks again guy you rock!
Thanks for dedicating some of your time to do this! Awesome message to put out there that everyone’s going to do their part! awesome video!
Sry cool I have done two project with my local RMEF chapter for fence pulling project for winter habitat and winter migration route.... so cool and way to go hush crew for what u guys do for us and the wildlife mad props to you guys
Awesome! Love to see that! Thanks for actually showing the good you guys do!
HOW COOL WAS THAT! Amazing stuff watching from Australai. Great stuff all
Great video! Glad to have you guys as a face of hunting! Great work!
Great ,job, you guys rock
B-Mack! Loving the RockStar look!!!
Awesomeness!!!!
Wonderful. Thank You.
That's a start
Love it guys can't wait to get involved
Really cool to see, thanks for sharing.
That's cool to see. Always wondered what chaining was.
keep up the good work HUSHIN
Awesome work guys!!
Great educational video. Keep it up.
Pretty cool guys 👍
You guys could probably muster some serious manpower to a hands on conservation project. When do I pack?
That’s our plan, plus we would all have so much fun working together. We will keep you posted
Great stuff. Big 👍
Dig the do, BMac!
Just saw a ton of this in Prescott
Would love to get involved with stuff like that, would love to clean up the Yankee Meadow area after Brian Head fire, it looks like a war zone from Yankee, to Red Creek over the summit to panguitch. I don't always have the financial means but would love to boot it up. I have a CDL. Lol
They done this in Kentucky, mostly where the elk is at
How many acres does this phase of the project is under this portion of the contract ?
Also, one of the reps from BLM mentioned that 15 pounds per acre was flown on. Three years is what I heard him say before any livestock will utilize (graze) this area. What is their plan to keep livestock out of the over seeded area.. for that length of time.
LASTLY, specifically speaking, where exactly can I find out more information about this on-going project.
Thank you Hushin, Brian.
Warmest Regards from Arizona
Can't recall the exact acreage but I want to say 1500-1800 acres. They seed a total of 3 times with various types of seed. They did the first pass chaining. Then flew seed. During the 2nd pass of chaining the dozers were dropping a different type of seed. The last seeding would happen towards the end of Nov. just before winter sets in. This allows the moisture from the snow to help set the seed for next spring. In total it will equal about 15 lbs. of seed per acre.
Like Lance mentioned, their will be no cattle grazing the area for 3 years while this new seed gets a chance to establish a good base. It's a long term conservation project for sure as you can tell. Additionally, this new area will take some time to get more deer and elk to find it for their wintering grounds.
Lastly, I don't think there is a specific link to this exact project...at least not one we could find.
If you do a project in Colorado, consider me there
Are you close to Ephraim.Utah ?
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DIY water projects?
Great job Hush guys, I would really like to see some of this done here in Oregon. Especially on one of our "God almighty" big timber companies that use chemical sprays on (our) grounds (not) theirs, instead of slash burns like was done for centuries in the past, back when all game, big and small thrived. Now you see all kinds dead shit with nothing growing in it, and (no) game tracks to go with it. It would also be nice to see all of our gated BLM grounds opened back up for the public to hunt on it again. Just saying.
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So all in all you gave them a check (we should know how much it was for) so that the cattle rancher that leases the land from BLM or USFS can have more pastures. I wish at least people would be honest about stuff. If I’m gonna keep buying your products, you should advise people which products’ proceeds will be used for program assistance and what programs specifically. Some of us would rather be involved with only a select few organizations. A little more transparency would go a long way too.
We take $5 from every first lite hat sale and put in in a bucket. That money is spent across the board. Sometimes to conservation groups and sometimes to specific projects (water restoration, habitat restoration etc.). We try to spread the love as much as we can. We are just trying to give back. Sorry we aren’t super specific on projects, we take them as they come. Yes, we did donate some money here and we plan to work in more projects together. We at least got our foot in the door. Where would you take your money and donate it, we are open to suggestions 🙌🏻
This is for commercial cattle not conservation
You don’t think that all kinds of wildlife will benefit from new water sources, better feed etc?
#teamtrees ?
How about keeping the damn cows out of it.
Casey and Kelley beef is already expensive enough and deer doesn’t taste good and elk are few and far between so yeah I think that cows should be there and why would they be effecting you they stay on the winter range
Jeff Osborne yeah of course they do well at Least here in Utah we don’t have them or at least not yet
Jeff Osborne yeah recently I went on a fishing trip to Yellowstone and we camped about fifty miles from the park and I walked around in the woods near our camp and I couldn’t find a single deer track and what do you know at 3 am multiple packs of wolves start howling really close to our camp. I hate wolves and introducing them was a terrible idea I think that they should turn them into a non game animal no permit required type thing and have a buffer zone around the parks
@Jeff Osborne fuck off
@Jeff Osborne what do you expect. You called me a snowflake idiot. I replied at your level.
My original statement is out of frustration from all the damn cattle in the public hunting grounds. I dealt with the bastards all elk season. Ficus of restoration should be on wildlife not fucki g cattle.
Yeah. Keep the damn cows out of it. We can import all of our beef. The ranchers can go build wind farms or something. Who needs them?
Wesley Hawks yeah but your steak is gonna cost double and might not be as good of quality
@@lukegarrett6638 I think he's just being sarcastic.
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