Posted by 8N'r--WI on May 31, 2010 at 06:05:32 from (72.135.239.71):
In Reply to: Pheasant nest posted by GordoSD on May 30, 2010 at 19:55:51:
Gordo----way to go!!
There used to be a lot more pheasants around my place, but the amount of nesting cover kept dwindling away each year, and along with the habitat went the pheasants....
Her is a pic of one of my tree planting areas. I put young seedlings in this old pasture in 2005, and now they are anywhere between 4-10 feet high....the high grass growing in there creates good nesting area for not only pheasant and turkey but all kinds of songbirds....
BTW---I got my soybeans planted yesterday...followed yours and others" advice and disced up the chopped corn stalks, broadcast the seed, and disced it in....now we need rain..pretty dry again in S.W. Wisconsin...
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