A short introduction to the KuiuSouth deer farm where we test and implement our management strategies.
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Deer hunting soon with www.GrowingDeer.com! Here are 10 tips to quickly age bucks “on the hoof” in hunting situations or when studying trail camera images. See a great new technique to improve food plots and to make quality minerals available to a deer herd in any state. The team also visits two properties in Missouri and Oklahoma to offer ideas for improving their hunting: native browse, glades, food plots, cover, crop rotations, and more.
Hunting and Food Plot products shown in this video:
Reconyx scouting cameras, https://goo.gl/tKUqit
BONEVIEW trail camera reader, https://www.boneview.com
Mossy Oak Properties of the Heartland, http://www.mopheartland.com
Summit Treestands, https://goo.gl/R1iauh
LaCrosse boots, https://www.lacrossefootwear.com
Trophy Rock, http://www.trophyrock.com
Yamaha machines, http://www.yamahaoutdoors.com
Eagle Seed Broadside fall blend, http://www.eagleseed.com
Genesis drill & Goliath crimper, https://www.rtpoutdoors.com
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What do you do with the bucks?? Sell them to hunters
i like this video your a good man vary good job brother
Great video, Jason! Very interesting!
The very best part of watching this KoioSouth series is that he teaches. A everyday deer hunter can use the things he passes along if they hunt a normal deer lease, for example the time of year and how much, the % of protein in what feed or hay. The why of it all. The other " guy " teaches how much to pay for a DNA deer we cannot afford. John Nelson, Pasadena, TX
Love this! This was awesome narration!
He said the hay was a mixture of alfalfa and what kind of grass ? Good video. Thx.
thats a great operation your running there pro regards from australia
You definitely live an interesting life! And you got Pete!
The stand for holding the babys is absolutely brilliant man! Some of the worlds best inventions originated on a farm
25k bucks and does. Can be more lol
Never new that there were any deer farmers what do you do with the deer..do you sell them??
Great video! What Minerals are you using for your deer?
These are the nearest relationship of the German Reh.
But the Reh usually don’t live in herds and are very, very shy.
Love what you do for a living like your videos, keep up the great work.
Also love seeing the babies.
Great work man long live……
What do u do with them
This guy is like Forrest Gump but cool videos of pretty awesome man
Love your videos, new subscriber.
Impressive. Are youall connected with State o' MS Agriculture or MS Wildlife? Seems all are concerned about the deer. Good luck.
Wow great deer farm
Thanks
I get mixed information when it comes to trying to age a buck. Some information I read stated that a bucks back tends to have a dip in it up until they reach 3.5, then it levels out, and becomes straight. At 4.5 the info I read stated the back would still be straight, but at 5.5, the back would start having a curve in it again. The 2.5 year old you showed looks like it's back is straight, and that throws everything for a loop when it comes to trying to age a deer on the hoof. I'm not sure what to believe exactly. Love the video though.
thanks I usually see the new one on Monday on YouTube but didn't see it til yesterday but I got it no hard no foul and another great episode
hey guys when will ur next episode be on the list I'm looking forward to seeing it thanks
thank you very much for the advice and if we decide on beans with clover next year we will broadcast it in early I tried watching the news video #407 and it won't let me yet thanks again guys
Thanks
Waiting until November the 4 th baby!!!
me and my son are already looking into a new plot for next spring probably less than an acre we want to do clover because the deer in VT love it but we were thinking of broadcasting beans into the clover in late summer is there a way to do this by hand? we can't get a planter or anything else where this plot will be
Is there not going to be a new episode released today on your website like usual?
Hopefully you'll see this comment and reply, but I'm considering getting out of the corporate world and starting my own small business. I've considered developing plots for people wanting to attract deer and/or grow deer. How does one go about getting information and experience with this?
great video as always
also Daniel I have a hidey hole food plot it's all clover if I want to plant soy beans for like a late fall or winter crop i don't have a no till drill I planted my clover with a bag seeder any ideas for how to plant beans over my existing clover?
I'll have to check and let you know above t the winter grass Daniel, I didn't read the bag totally I saw it said winter grass and moved on but now I'm curious so I'll let you know
I'll my best I was really looking forward to getting to hunt
Hey growing deer team. I have a question. My family and I leased a small property of 160 acres 3 years ago and have been trying to employment many of the deer management principles that you teach in your show. Although it gets very frustrating when your neighbors shoot anything with hooves. We have had a hard time getting history with bucks due to our neighbors' "brown it's down" policy.
Last season we had what seemed to be a 3 year old buck that was a pretty wide 6 point with no brow tines. His spread was just outside the ears. "Pretty good for our area in south Arkansas." He disappeared mid season and we figured he was harvested. This week we had a very wide 8 point "my guess is 19-20 inches inside" show up with very similar characteristics as the 6 point from last year. But here's where it gets tricky for me, this deer has brow tines.
I have heard my entire life that if a deer doesn't have brow tines once he reaches 2 or 3 years old, then he never will have them. So my question to you is, What is your experience with brow tineless deer and can a deer lack brow tines one year but have them the next year?
At this point he is by far the most impressive deer we have seen on the property since we got there.
If this is the same deer, it really shows how passing a deer even when you know the neighbors will shoot him, can really pay off! Thanks growing deer team for your work and for sharing your knowledge.