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<blockquote data-quote="Tymurrey" data-source="post: 437489" data-attributes="member: 859"><p>I have it on my radar yet to watch. The problem i see is that habitat costs plenty of money and time without seeing quick results. All the trees i'm planting i may get to enjoy after retirement. Trees cost lots of money and time after the initial planting with time in care and replacements. I'm working on doing more tall native grasses but with spray and prep and weed control i'm not sure if i can afford or keep up with it. All this along with the loss of rental income from pasture or cropland. I'm putting in some small plots of alfalfa too since most of our alfalfa fields got broke up for cropland and it seems like for bugs and food it works pretty good. Something I was thinking about this weekend was that as farms get bigger it seems like the farmers get less chance to enjoy hunting because they are always busy and less farmers getting to enjoy hunting. When farms were smaller there was more farmers who hunted and valued the wildlife more for their enjoyment. Habitat and hunting are definitely in a cultural shift.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Tymurrey, post: 437489, member: 859"] I have it on my radar yet to watch. The problem i see is that habitat costs plenty of money and time without seeing quick results. All the trees i'm planting i may get to enjoy after retirement. Trees cost lots of money and time after the initial planting with time in care and replacements. I'm working on doing more tall native grasses but with spray and prep and weed control i'm not sure if i can afford or keep up with it. All this along with the loss of rental income from pasture or cropland. I'm putting in some small plots of alfalfa too since most of our alfalfa fields got broke up for cropland and it seems like for bugs and food it works pretty good. Something I was thinking about this weekend was that as farms get bigger it seems like the farmers get less chance to enjoy hunting because they are always busy and less farmers getting to enjoy hunting. When farms were smaller there was more farmers who hunted and valued the wildlife more for their enjoyment. Habitat and hunting are definitely in a cultural shift. [/QUOTE]

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