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Just remember, once you til it you can not go back and change that. I think there are a lot of studies and proven field experiments showing just how much you are destroying the soil as well as biological life every time you til. As others have pointed out, moss doesn't even have a root system so...

2.5.....guy should have let him walk to see what he could become the next year lol

WOW. I remember the original thread from the old board, I just found this board and recently realized its the same people. I live in Wayne County, WV and hunt in both the northern part (a lot more deer) and the southern part (where state record for non typical was killed; 34 point; on the...

Can you please share your method of doing this? I hunt in southern WV and Eastern KY. As you said, very mountainous, swirling winds. Nothing I do works. I will try anything and this does make sense. I bet the Natives used to smell like smoke a lot.

Most people don't understand when I try to tell them that I hunt in mountainous hard woods. Now I can actually show them. I love this tool.

I am so pumped to have found this board. I learned more from you guys on the old board than all the hunting magazines/shows combined. That's honestly no joke at all. As others have said, it was just a mecca of information. I didn't realize this was the same group of people at first, then...

Chainsaw had an AWESOME thread on there with the transformation of his property. Pretty sure it was him. Is that available on this site anywhere?

Exact situation for me. Just found this site though. I didn't renew my membership either.

I know this is old but this is awesome. I've been playing around with my areas. Very eye opening. I knew it was mainly hard woods, but didn't realize just how much in the grand scheme of things.

I have been watching the Growing Deer show through my Roku. I love the show so far. I'm definitely going to try out some of the others you guys have recommended.

I agree with that, but like you, I will take extra measures to try and slow them down. I have found that most are lazy and don't like the extra work involved lol. I have been looking at the map and I am very confused. It says you can hunt anywhere on National Forest Land around the Timber Lake...

I think this is excellent advice. I still have to work on dressing light to and from the stand. I am also big on hunting comfortable. Didn't use to be, and I plan to make it even better.

I'm not sure where you live, but it shouldn't be that expensive to get brush cleared. The cost starts adding up when they have to move the dirt. I have a 2.5 acre field cleared out and it cost like a grand. Just over half of it was loaded with sycamore trees, the rest was brush and just stuff...

I am honestly mind blown right now guys. I've heard of people making mock scrapes and such, but I honestly never thought it would work like this. I'm definitely going to try this in the spring. Any tips for a first timer?

I live around an hour from there but have never hunted it. Honestly didn't really think about it to much. Are you allowed to put up trail cameras in a national forest?

This is awesome. Thanks for sharing.

I take leaves, dirt, bark, etc from the woods and put it in a plastic tote. I then put my clothes in there and cover them with the leaves and such. Never tried the other stuff, but have been thinking about it. I'm just cheap lol