Recent content by NorthPotter

very nice!

Very good stuff. Would be fun to do.

Thank you very much. We had a very warm spell so I brush hogged it one day. I wish I had a drill but I do not so the following day I rototilled it. The old stalks were tough and the root systems were larger than I expected. I am going to need to do it again before reseeding with a short...

Thank you very much. Great boots on the ground info. I had suspected I needed to cut it early but this confirms that thought. With the warm spell I was able to get it down. I don't replant (with short term clover/oat mix) until May so I have almost 60 days for it to break down.

Last year I had my first successful sorghum plot. This upcoming July, I am rotating in my brassicas/cereal grain mix into this old sorghum plot. Until July, I want to plant a spring mix of oats and crimson or red clover. It seems there are a lot of folks who plant sorghum for pheasants and I...

Great story and sounds like he was a great man. Reminded me precisely of my relationship with my dad. You are blessed. I am sure he is extremely proud of your success in life and how you have taken to small game hunting and the outdoors.

great stuff SDV. Lilacs look like great cover.

Very nice switch holding up in 30" of snow.

Seems like a good project. Sure would like to do some quail. Someone convince me that I have the time to raise and release quail. Would it even be worth it in very north central PA? I have a solid woodcock population. I am way off base to consdier they may displace or disrupt the local...

great to hear. Really nice cover in that field.

K/K, you are right in Coudy! I have a place near Hebron. What are the odds... Do you hunt grouse in Potter? Pheasant?

Good stuff. In some places I heard a good amount drumming during spring turkey season. In other places...not so much. However, I can report that there is a solid woodcock population this year in the places I explore in Northcentral PA. I have 2 pairs just around camp and I hear others in our...

I like it. Gosh it looks all original. Not only do those old bikes not go up the hills as fast as they used to but I also think the hills get steeper every year too. lol. For one of my bikes I have added bags on the rear, headlamps, and painted it camo. Its now my turkey hunting machine.

Seems like it would carry all kinds of wildlife.

this is great. I have never been on the Ft. Indiantown Gap Installation but I would like to see it sometime. I wonder what 4500 acres of native grassland habitat looks like?