Mineral Supplementation, Part 1 - An Introduction.

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Mineral supplementation is an important part of habitat management. Antler growth, doe lactation and overall herd health, benefit significantly when mineral sites are available. In Part 1, we'll talk about why mineral is important, as well as determining how and where to establish a mineral site. Be sure to check out Part 2 then, of the Mineral Supplementation episode where we'll take a look at a handful of products currently on the market and rank them in order of effectiveness within the "attractant" and "supplement" scale.
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5 июн 2015

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@HomeImProveMentHow 5 лет назад

Very good information never knew this I'm new to your community look forward to hearing from you I have done a little hunting throughout my life obviously not much I look forward to getting to know you and your Channel thank you for the wealth of information that you provide in this video look forward to hearing from you God bless bye for now your new friend Ken

@rizzallengland2226 3 года назад

Big Tine Is by far the best Product I've used.

@KillaTrains 3 года назад

Purina antlernax 20 pellets works great and builds antlers

@HomeImProveMentHow 5 лет назад

#84👍 I ring the bell thumbs up and I saved your video. Just to let you know I watched your whole video thanks again look forward to hearing from you Ken I have a how to channel just to let you know. By4Now... #WeAreCreators

@joshgahagan8453 5 лет назад

I love the 40 JD in the background

@NCPAOutdoors 5 лет назад

Great observation, Josh! The 620 has been an absolute blessing to have on the property making for short work across a plethora of projects over the years.

@joshgahagan8453 5 лет назад

I restore antique equipment and vehicles, they're my favorite thing to use

@thomasprice1760 4 года назад

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@corey7348 3 года назад

i have heard cwd can be in dirt preons and shouldn't do things to encourage deer to eat dirt, keeping bait off ground etc

@thetotalwarsmaster 3 года назад

Nearly everything deer eat is on the ground.

@naten3654 5 лет назад

How do you ensure all residue is gone 30 days before deer season?

@NCPAOutdoors 5 лет назад

Great question and one we've wondered too! Every year it remains one of the top violations that PA Game Wardens file - hunting over a mineral or bait site. Oddly, the regulation states it's unlawful to hunt in or around the area. It's interesting that measurements for florescent orange requirements and distances from homes or roads are exactly specified, but the mineral and residue topic is so broadly described. Best to just avoid the area all together, but how far even is that!?

@TheCondor300 5 лет назад

Correction... leaves break down results in a neutral PH. I grow Organic gardens and this is always the case. Nature want neutral.

@NCPAOutdoors 5 лет назад

Thanks for your comment George, we appreciate the insight! As leaves break down in any appreciable home garden, you're right, they can assist in soil pH neutralization efforts. Across a forest floor, though, decomposition can be significantly slower to occur and under a different set of circumstances. Garden soils are plentiful and consistently maintained, while forest soil - what little might often exist - not so much. Oak leaves, for instance, can bottom out in the low 4's. If a forest soil profile amounts to nothing more than a few inches before hitting rock, those pH levels look much different than a bountiful vegetable garden.