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<blockquote data-quote="Tinesdown" data-source="post: 392913" data-attributes="member: 3109"><p>Think about habitat first but the area i have always hunted it is owned ny gnf. They have dragged feet to put food plots in for the game. My area flooded out in 2016 an&nbsp; just this last year they have disked fields to put crops. in .just this year yet no crops= NO BIRSDS ,plenty oh habitat yet the birds cant survive the narly winters of north dakota without some kind of pulse crops ie wheat corn something so the birds are down to a few dozen for 5000aceas wma. walked an area today that used to have 400 birds in&nbsp; the fields when it got 25 below at nights saw 2 bird tracks an they where grouse out of the hills&nbsp; the fields were disked black dirt nothing around for animals. Very poorly managed by the gnf they suck for managing wma for wildlife not sure who is in control but plant some thing for the critters an buy it off the farmers who lease the rights to farm</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Tinesdown, post: 392913, member: 3109"] Think about habitat first but the area i have always hunted it is owned ny gnf. They have dragged feet to put food plots in for the game. My area flooded out in 2016 an just this last year they have disked fields to put crops. in .just this year yet no crops= NO BIRSDS ,plenty oh habitat yet the birds cant survive the narly winters of north dakota without some kind of pulse crops ie wheat corn something so the birds are down to a few dozen for 5000aceas wma. walked an area today that used to have 400 birds in the fields when it got 25 below at nights saw 2 bird tracks an they where grouse out of the hills the fields were disked black dirt nothing around for animals. Very poorly managed by the gnf they suck for managing wma for wildlife not sure who is in control but plant some thing for the critters an buy it off the farmers who lease the rights to farm [/QUOTE]

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