I love it when TH-camrs eliminate bio-diversity to advance commercial hunting of a single species. It warms my heart that the time honored tradition of nature raping still thrives since the homesteaders during the westward expansion turned meadows into dutbowls that forever changed the Midwest forever for the worse.
My QA tree puller is shipping out Tuesday. Can’t wait to get it and use it.
How would you price a job like this?
We would suggest contacting an operator and see if they do contract work and they will most likely give you an hourly rate that they charge.
Is that between Enid and Woodward?
About 40 miles from Woodward!
@@Whitetail_Properties it looks a lot like Barber or Comanche county KS
@@russellsmith3825 Yup, not far from them!
I love it when TH-camrs eliminate bio-diversity to advance commercial hunting of a single species.
It warms my heart that the time honored tradition of nature raping still thrives since the homesteaders during the westward expansion turned meadows into dutbowls that forever changed the Midwest forever for the worse.
Interesting take. We were removing an invasive species to promote native grasses and forbs on the site. Quite the opposite of what you described.
Wow, all that time and money spent to literally change the landscape for… turkey hunting? Talk about first world problems!
Cool attachments though
And multiple other native species.. turkeys are just the focus. It will improve the landscape for countless native species