A Conversation about habitat with Jim Ward. Part 4. Road making, erosion, browse, logging.

This is the 4th in a series of videos comprising a discussion between Jim Brauker and Jim Ward while walking Jim Ward's 137 acre south central Indiana whitetail property. We will be releasing these videos in sequence during 2022-23. We were joined on this day by a young habitat consultant named Colin Koskinen.
This video comprises a walking tour of Jim's east property line and includes discussions of browse, miscanthus giantess planting, invasive species, road building, pond construction, and the importance of logging and hinge cutting.
Jim Brauker is the author of the book "Extreme Deer Habitat" and the web and TH-cam e sites of the same name. Jim focuses on education of hunters to improve their habitat on their hunting property. extremedeerhabitat.com.
Jim Ward is an expert trophy buck hunter and one of the leading deer habitat specialists in the country. Jim has spent many years traveling around the country and helping people develop their deer habitat plans and properties. Jim is no longer taking on clients but instead is focusing on his own property, the properties of his long term clients, and spending more time educating landowners. jimwardwhitetailacademy.com
Colin Koskinen was behind the camera for these videos and is the owner of a whitetail habitat consulting company called Legendary Habitat. He has worked in the field with both Jim Brauker and Jim Ward and they both recommend him for your habitat plans. www.legendaryhabitat.com
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[@stevedenoyer5956]

Love listening to Jim Ward, such a wealth of practical knowledge. Dr. Jim too.

[@briangregory6692]

Always look forward to his videos.

[@CentralMississippiWhitetail]

Thank you. Jim’s the best

[@ma2perdue]

Good conversation for a long drive

[@sandych33ks1]

Great video guys. Keep them coming..

[@travissmith-wz5nc]

16:00 min mark roughly. ON how plans are good but change every year and thick cover and yr around food was great conversations

[@ma2perdue]

Watching it 22 minutes. I have to say almost everyone that I talk to is concerned about their land and their deer. This is a prairie land in Texas and before it was settled, the deer could migrate all the way to Kansas and back if they wanted to. I need to look at where they are and what they need from the habitat and just encourage what's there.