I’m glad you took something away from the video. It’s one of the easiest ways to draw deer and improve habitat in my opinion. Thanks for the feedback and good planting 👍
Great video. Thanks for the tips. I dont know if we have any of those in northwest ohio. Wouldn't mind trying those, i definitely have the swamp for it
You are lucky to have that much R.O.D. on your property. I am planting a bunch each year but the deer eat them before they establish. Going to try fencing some in to see if that works.
It’s a very hardy shrub for sure and pretty maintenance free. It’s nice to plant something and not worry about upkeep and extra work/money like most other plantings.
Believe it or not soybeans. That area gets really wet in the spring time when I filmed. You can watch my soybean video and see how nice they came up. Good luck!
The cuttings definitely need sunlight to survive. I would say about a half of them made it. The big plants I transplanted did survive however! Here’s a video showing them last week.ruclips.net/video/xWGBJO-HXds/видео.htmlsi=V1veDUWv1T1laBx-
I do make trails for the deer to use to funnel them within bow range. I don’t however brush hog all of it because they seem to like to bed in it. It also seconds as good screening when it’s 8-12 feet as well as I am surrounded by open AG. But yes they definitely browse the smaller tender dogwood👍
Great video! Never knew that the red twig was deer candy.
I really appreciated this video. Planning on doing some cuttings on my property this year.
I’m glad you took something away from the video. It’s one of the easiest ways to draw deer and improve habitat in my opinion. Thanks for the feedback and good planting 👍
Thanks for Sharing Bud 👍🏻
Can you do a follow up video of the survival rates of your cuttings and larger transplants?
I’ll be sure to do an update this winter as I’m curious myself. When I was doing plots in August they were looking good. 👍
Good stuff! Keep them coming
I’m glad you enjoyed thanks for the feedback. Apple tree and spruce tree videos in the works👍
I have 600 cuttings to get planted in the next few weeks. They are currently in the crisper of the beer refrigerator in the basement.
Great to hear your improving wildlife habitat for several species! To much habitat is getting converted to AG land. Good luck on your plantings 👍
Great video. Thanks for the tips. I dont know if we have any of those in northwest ohio. Wouldn't mind trying those, i definitely have the swamp for it
valuable info .... thanks !!
You are lucky to have that much R.O.D. on your property. I am planting a bunch each year but the deer eat them before they establish. Going to try fencing some in to see if that works.
I agree it is a deer magnet! We have lots of it here in southern Wisconsin! Good luck!
Smart thinking
do you have trout in that stream? looks nice flowing through your spot.
No trout in the creek but I sure wish i had some in there!
I have Red Osier Dogwood all over my farm. It will grow anywhere.
It’s a very hardy shrub for sure and pretty maintenance free. It’s nice to plant something and not worry about upkeep and extra work/money like most other plantings.
@@Natesbowhunting YOU GOT THAT RIGHT... We got lots of other things to do!
What are you planting in that wet foodplot? I have similar property. Looks like an area thats pretty wet until summer.
Believe it or not soybeans. That area gets really wet in the spring time when I filmed. You can watch my soybean video and see how nice they came up.
Good luck!
@Natesbowhunting do you plant anything in the same plot for summer plots before you plant your Oats in it?
@@bface85 I do not usually.
Great info. But I've never heard anyone say rutts instead of roots😂
Do the deer browse on this during the hunting season?
I have watched them browse on it in October and November here in Wisconsin 👍
Do you find the deer🦌 let the ROD establish without caging them off ? Or do they just browse them all off before they get going??
It looks like I had about half of them survived. I have enough red dogwood around and food plots. I think that helps otherwise I’d be concerned!
have you had any problem with the weeds crowding them out and letting enough light in?
The cuttings definitely need sunlight to survive. I would say about a half of them made it. The big plants I transplanted did survive however! Here’s a video showing them last week.ruclips.net/video/xWGBJO-HXds/видео.htmlsi=V1veDUWv1T1laBx-
I would think you should bush hog a percentage of the tall stuff down every year so it can grow back to a height the deer can reach.
I do make trails for the deer to use to funnel them within bow range. I don’t however brush hog all of it because they seem to like to bed in it. It also seconds as good screening when it’s 8-12 feet as well as I am surrounded by open AG. But yes they definitely browse the smaller tender dogwood👍
How can u get free cuttings? In in deaware.
If you know anyone that has some dogwood ask them if they would mind. 👍
@Natesbowhunting not in delaware .