Posted by RBoots on May 15, 2016 at 13:58:10 from (173.241.113.102):
We don't have many pheasants around here anymore, but we'll try to help them out if we can. We have 40 acres of field at the other farm that has been in CRP for the last 13 years. It had Indian grass on it that would grow about 7 feet tall every year, it's lain down now due to winter snow. Anyway, we got a letter a couple days ago that it wasn't accepted back into the current CRP program, so we are going to put it back into production. Dad will leave out 5 acres that he planted trees on. It is fully tiled. I was wondering how far along pheasants may be with their nesting at this time of year before we turn it over? I'd hate to destroy a pheasant nest due to the low numbers we have seen for the last 25 years. If they might still be nesting, I'll try to wait for that field last if I can. As for the turkey nests, ah well, got plenty of them, don't need any more. Thanks
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