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The next time I get back home to work on the farm I’ll be sure to include some drone shots and a in depth breakdown of what I plant this fall! Thanks for watching Griffin.

We intend to feather the edge of this plot and create a soft edge of native browse and forbes as the topo falls off into the growing pines. We felt it would be easier to create the edge sooner without excess brush. We did use brush block some trail access points hopefully making this plot easier to hunt. Great question Carston, thanks for watching!

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Thanks for watching Connor!

Specializing in retaining wall fill and land clearing 🤙🏻

Devon, thanks for the comment. Everyone in the video was born and raised in Virginia including myself. We expect our private property to remain private. We are not anti-hunting or transplants to the state.

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John, my shotgun is the Benelli SBE1

Mike, yes sir, I grew up and went to college in Virginia. Moved to Iowa after college in 2020!

I live in southwest Virginia, we have very good turkey hunting!

Thanks for watching James! I hope you had an enjoyable spring season yourself.

@@Fairchasehunt thank you and yes I did have a good spring season I tagged out 👍

Thanks for watching!

Setups vary depending on the turkey, especially using the run and gun style of turkey hunting I prefer. Thanks for watching

Never used a turkey decoy in my life Carston, just not my cup of tea. Best of luck with your future hunts! Thanks for watching.

@@Fairchasehunt Cup of tea? Come on. It’s all fair chase. Makes for a fun hunt. I highly recommend. We like to get 5-6 decoys out, a good mix of breeders, jakes, and toms with white heads. Seems to do the trick, especially early season. Let me know if you need any suggestions on decoys.

Thanks for watching and leaving a comment again Steven!

Thanks for watching the hunt!

Congratulations! Beautiful mature gobbler! 🦃 Nice camera work!

@@rayphillips4514 Thank you! Hope you enjoyed the video and had a great spring

Hundreds of years, dang bub how old are you? 👴

Iowa has the wildlife regulations in place that make those decisions easy!

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Thanks for watching! I was super excited to find the match set, but after seeing him on the hoof earlier in the season, picking his antlers up off the ground was not anything to act foolish over

@@Fairchasehunt would be for me hahahaha

Thank you for watching, but I prefer to keep all my content on my own channel and socials.

I don’t believe so, the brows are very different and the tines are not angled the same. Thanks for watching!

I would love to see her sitting behind him this upcoming fall! Thanks for dropping a comment.

Thanks for watching. Carpe Diem!

Looking forward to pursuing him next fall! Thanks for watching!

James, thanks for watching and leaving a comment!

Thanks for the compliment! I intend to continue posting consistent content this upcoming turkey season to get 1K subs. Good luck this season!!!

She about stubbed her big toe on that antler 😆

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Top find of shed season ‘24 is the matched spike buck. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching! I think we can catch up with that buck this fall.

Glad you enjoyed it buddy, turkey content coming soon!

I almost thought he was serious 😅

We found a whole bunch in February but it’s time to start thinking turkeys!

@jackmasters9953 Iowa is one of the best states for a whitetail-obsessed hunter to set up shop!

You got that right 🤝🏻 I did visit the classic for the first time ever on Sunday. Huge bucks and a great time, plus I got to talk hunting with a lot of industry buddies. Did you attend?

No doubt, wild turkeys have a lot of animals after them. Including more efficient turkey hunters, especially with the products available today. I can see why numbers are in decline across the country. Thanks for watching!

Mature bucks often rub large trees with their antlers, and these rubs are often referred to as “signposts”. Some rubs are revisited each year.

Welcome to shed hunting 🤝

Shed hunting is a great way to get outdoors and gather intel on future target bucks! Finding sheds can be like looking for needles in a haystack, but it helps when you know where to look!

@curtismarion3396 Mr. Marion, this video is reality for thousands of landowners across the Commonwealth and what they experience as their private property rights are constantly trampled on by others in pursuit of a hobby. These landowners may own .5 acre or over 10,000 acres. They may have had ancestors on the Mayflower or just walked across the border. Either way they now own private property in the United States and regardless of size or length of ownership they have the fundamental right to exclude others including others personal property per the US Constitution. Additionally, FYI, my parents and I do not have a criminal record and your public slander may constitute defamation of character.

@chasegrubbs I didn't say anything about a record, but you KNOW damn well yall detain dogs and remove tracking collars. Your dad is known for it county wide. He has the same reputation of being that guy at the same level the worst of the worst dog runners have their reputation in the county. You talk about how dogs bother target deer, yet yall killed one and put it in the video of how the deer is still there, unbothered. Proving the most recent study done about how dogs effect deer, within 24 hours deer return to their home range in most cases.

You defamed your own character when your parents pull the ignorant shit they do, then you use clips from all over the east coast attempting to make a hunting dog look like a predator of any sorts. Stick to making videos in the midwest shooting trophies, it's alot more believable.

@SCP_BrightAlt that means deer should be able to read posted signs as well. My dogs stay where they're intended unless they're chasing deer. And when they do cross property lines I'm working to tone their collars to get them back where they belong. See the biggest misconception alot of uninformed ignorant folks think we want our dogs where they're not wanted. That's a false narrative being pushed buy this fool and his ignorant family along with alot of crybaby transplants across our state.

@SCP_BrightAlt the misinformed always feet like saying something. Regardless of how ignorant it may seem.

I believe he did let the other side present, he presented, "It's none of your fing business." By the way the dogger's boots appear to be merely slipped on, wouldn't that make venturing away from the truck or catching a dog difficult at best? This video is not a hunting video, it is about private property rights. It's not about interactions between people at a public park. It is about trespassing on posted private property either by person or the person's agent AKA the dog and the damage it is currently causing. Plus, you have to remember the elephant in the room, private property rights are a fundamental part of the US Constitution so the other side's position isn't really relevant. However, if you do want to take issue with only presenting one side or point to an argument, lets take a deep dive into dog ownership and the dog's contribution to its care. A dog tethered to a chain cannot provide its own shelter from the elements, get its own food or water, or provide its own vet care so constantly spouting a dog can't read is only presenting one shortcoming. In reality, all these items fall under the owner's responsibility including staying where the owner and dog have permission to be.

I’m sure an interview with the dog hunters would have been really meaningful. Would have just said “dogs can’t read signs” and “it’s my tradition” over and over again

Got to let ‘em go to let ‘em grow. Bet on the animal to make it one more year. Can’t harvest a 200” deer if you shoot it at 175”. Thanks for watching!