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The Truth About Cedars! Why Cedar Thickets Have To Go!
It might be controversial between some hunters but that big cedar thicket that we'd always thought hold the big bucks is most likely not holding him nor many other deer. In this video, Shawn and his dad have began the process of eradicating cedars in a 10 acre cedar thicket and transforming it back into the native habitat it once was decades ago. Matt Dye from @Landandlegacytube meets up with Shawn to consult the project and give his input. Checkout how quickly mother nature responds to the cutting of cedars then following up with prescribed fire! #landmanagement #habitat #conservation
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0:00 Intro
0:40 Why I'm Cutting Cedars
1:58 The Process
2:40 Consult w/ Land & Legacy
9:10 Prescribed Fire
12:00 Stacking The Stems
14:41 Final Consult w/ Land & Legacy
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  • @mo-46
    @mo-46 День тому

    Great video, I used to think cedars were the key to deer cover. But, after finding over 400 sheds in the last 10-15 years, hardly ever find them in cedar thickets. I see lots of beds at times of heavy snow, sometimes in cedars. Overall, deer would rather bed in the new growth after the cedars are removed imo. I don't mind a few cedars here and there, but the thickets of them have to go for better habitat.

    • @HeartlandBowhunter
      @HeartlandBowhunter День тому

      Absolutely correct! I couldn’t agree more! I used to be the same way and also realized I’ve only found just a few sheds in cedars. Most are in native grasses and more open canopy areas.

  • @brandinellis2003
    @brandinellis2003 2 дні тому

    Wow anyone catch the rattling scene he's wearing gloves up Close then he's not lol wtf

  • @KadeArntz127
    @KadeArntz127 4 дні тому

    D4

  • @bmalone0688
    @bmalone0688 4 дні тому

    Look up the "brush bullet". A rancher in the Texas panhandle invented it and it's very effective. He has a UA-cam, The Mendota Ranch, that has some videos describing it and showing some results. He does it by air but they have ground treatment kits available as well. I have some to treat about 100 acres of cedars/cactus with.

    • @HeartlandBowhunter
      @HeartlandBowhunter 4 дні тому

      Interesting! I will check it out. Thanks!

    • @Landandlegacytube
      @Landandlegacytube 3 дні тому

      Be careful! They recommend being a good distance away from hardwoods. Great tool but shouldn’t be anywhere near hardwoods

    • @bmalone0688
      @bmalone0688 3 дні тому

      @@Landandlegacytubethe stuff I have seen it could be used within 20-30 yards of it with no questions as long as the slope is right. It dissolves into the ground wherever the pellet is laying. I’m no pro and not disagreeing but just making sure we are talking about the same thing lol

    • @Landandlegacytube
      @Landandlegacytube 3 дні тому

      @@bmalone0688 gotcha. I had talked with them multiple times about a project and they really stressed to me about staying a good distance away so when I asked about cottonwoods I believe they told me 100 yards at least. That was for a project in western Oklahoma but it really gave me the impression that open rangeland cedars was the purpose

    • @bmalone0688
      @bmalone0688 3 дні тому

      @@Landandlegacytubegood to know. I will leave a buffer when I use it just to be safe. Take care

  • @Andrew-sanders
    @Andrew-sanders 5 днів тому

    What a mess you left. Cedar burns best when the needles turn grey. They are not the hot explosive burn of when green or brown. Your stumps are crazy high. Even after cleaning up the logs you can't mow to reset without cutting every one off. Then the cash loss. A acre of thicket usually nets about 3k in production from the wood. Every tree that is bigger than a inch across at 5 feet has cash value. Don't say people won't buy cedar I have shipped Oklahoma cedar to 35 states because few will do anything but cut and burn. To clear and process 10 acres to me is a weeks work. I have almost hit the 1k mark for the year all saw cut and alot of it thicker than that was

    • @HeartlandBowhunter
      @HeartlandBowhunter 5 днів тому

      @andrew-sanders I was very pleased with this burn. I appreciate the advice but am happy with the outcome I had. As far as the stumps go, I have no intentions to ever touch any of this with a mower. I will reset with prescribed fire every 3-4 years to promote native species which will also break down the stumps. Nonetheless the stumps really don’t matter to me. I actually didn’t realize there was a big market for cedars but I’m not in that industry nor am I hauling them out of there. Removing them would be removing fuel for the initial prescribed fire that resets the dormant seedbed so I’d rather keep them there. Hope this helps and thanks for watching! - Shawn

    • @Landandlegacytube
      @Landandlegacytube 3 дні тому

      The biggest issue with them laying for a couple years is the amount of woody sprouts growing under the debris due to heavy moisture loads. We’ve seen that technique turn into a big problem with then having to control other species like redbud and spice bush.

  • @jamesjacobs5954
    @jamesjacobs5954 6 днів тому

    Love the episode Shawn. Especially involving your little man. Those are memories you’ll never forget. I have the same cedar problems on my farm. I’ll tackle them next February as you did. Again very helpful information!

    • @HeartlandBowhunter
      @HeartlandBowhunter 5 днів тому

      @jamesjacobs5954 thanks so much! I’m quickly seeing how fast they grow up so I’m doing my best to take in all the moments with him. Good luck on your cedar cut! It will be exciting to see what takes the place of those cedars.

  • @melvinsacromentoe
    @melvinsacromentoe 6 днів тому

    Pretty impressive how much the fire helped clear up the space

  • @melvinsacromentoe
    @melvinsacromentoe 6 днів тому

    I thought cutting cedars was the worst until I got in a patch of bush honey suckle. The worst!!

    • @HeartlandBowhunter
      @HeartlandBowhunter 6 днів тому

      You aren't kidding! Bush honey suckle is at the top of the list of nuisance invasives! It is so hard to combat.

  • @lanceyoung9463
    @lanceyoung9463 9 днів тому

    6 jars

  • @JohnTaylor-hn1ph
    @JohnTaylor-hn1ph 9 днів тому

    I'd love to win that bow

  • @jimmyblackburn7843
    @jimmyblackburn7843 10 днів тому

    Six cans

  • @TheNewBowunter
    @TheNewBowunter 13 днів тому

    The best footage on youtube! You guys get it! How important cinematography is..and how important 4k resolution is. It makes me watch your video's in their entirety because it pure eyecandy!

  • @TheNewBowunter
    @TheNewBowunter 13 днів тому

    Your footage is glorious as usual. And WoW that bird tried to spur that decoy at the exact release of the shot and hopped your arrow. What luck for him!

  • @apexoutlaws
    @apexoutlaws 14 днів тому

    What an incredible bull! You are a truly blessed man with a blessed family, love the family and hunting aspects and quality of this video brother, congratulations! I can't wait to have a family and report back to them like this.

    • @HeartlandBowhunter
      @HeartlandBowhunter 13 днів тому

      @apexoutlaws Really appreciate the feedback! Thank you for watching and hope you have a family like Skyler as well someday.

  • @johnelsberry416
    @johnelsberry416 14 днів тому

    Y'all should go to Hollywood with the way y'all act about shooting a Buck!!.

    • @HeartlandBowhunter
      @HeartlandBowhunter 14 днів тому

      @johnelsberry416 Yeah, getting excited about an achievement and showing emotion is ridiculous.

  • @johnelsberry416
    @johnelsberry416 14 днів тому

    So you think the crop duster should not do his job just because you are hunting. Sound's just like a tv show bow hunter who thinks he is privileged!!.

    • @HeartlandBowhunter
      @HeartlandBowhunter 14 днів тому

      @johnelsberry416 lol he was just sharing his frustration like any bowhunter would have. Never did he say he shouldn't do his job nor does Ty think he is privileged. Ty was taking vacation from his day job to go bowhunt 5-6 days in KS just like any blue collar guy who loves to bowhunt would do. Sharing his thoughts or emotions during a hunt is real. If you don't like it then feel free not to watch!

  • @maxstambaugh
    @maxstambaugh 16 днів тому

    What ghillie wrap is that?

    • @HeartlandBowhunter
      @HeartlandBowhunter 13 днів тому

      @maxstambaugh not sure on brand but bought it off of Amazon

  • @AwwYouTried8639
    @AwwYouTried8639 18 днів тому

    Screams fragile masculinity

  • @jodyferguson3068
    @jodyferguson3068 19 днів тому

    State record Missouri 8 point that is something to hold my friend congratulations awesome buck

  • @Norussain3574
    @Norussain3574 19 днів тому

    Both are good just depends on which you prefer

  • @Bradley62003
    @Bradley62003 20 днів тому

    Is no one gonna say anything about using a garmin laser sight? That’s a nice deer but shouldn’t count towards a record if you don’t do any of the work.

    • @HeartlandBowhunter
      @HeartlandBowhunter 20 днів тому

      The work of ranging the deer? You still have to range the deer with the sight and aim. This buck was top pin with any sight so not sure of the need to hate.

  • @ryanfuller857
    @ryanfuller857 21 день тому

    Oh great.... its the heartland doe hunters again ugghh...

  • @satinsteeldad
    @satinsteeldad 21 день тому

    Beautiful animal and delicious

  • @brandonrains1675
    @brandonrains1675 22 дні тому

    That was rough

  • @emiliopolanco8587
    @emiliopolanco8587 23 дні тому

    Can I see the video version, please?

  • @Mossy-back-blacktail
    @Mossy-back-blacktail 24 дні тому

    The first one I'd find?

  • @calvingillen1858
    @calvingillen1858 24 дні тому

    Dressed out they don't want no 300 lb he might weigh 200

  • @samanthaharville7820
    @samanthaharville7820 25 днів тому

    G3

  • @sub10Bowhunting
    @sub10Bowhunting 26 днів тому

    Awesome

  • @rogerborden6218
    @rogerborden6218 26 днів тому

    When a buck is deaf you can always do the smart thing play the wind and sneak up on him to his bedding area and if he is standing still broad side no matter how much noise you make I know cause my cousin is completely deaf and no matter what noise you make he can't hear it at all I learned alot about deaf ppl and deaf animals and i used to have a deaf boxer.

  • @U.P.FishPAN
    @U.P.FishPAN 27 днів тому

    Just seen our 1st in the U.P.

  • @slickdaddy12
    @slickdaddy12 27 днів тому

    Beautiful and innocent.

  • @greenmandan
    @greenmandan 27 днів тому

    Already has little nubs lol awesome

  • @ZB_Outdoors_Videos
    @ZB_Outdoors_Videos 27 днів тому

    Awesome!! I saw one the other day while I was mowing hay, thankfully it got out of the tall grass I was cutting.

  • @sub10Bowhunting
    @sub10Bowhunting 28 днів тому

    Congrats!!!! Great bucks!!!

  • @americanhunteroutdoors8718
    @americanhunteroutdoors8718 Місяць тому

    Loved this video

  • @garrettboothe4053
    @garrettboothe4053 Місяць тому

    Love hunting water fowl this way!!!!!

  • @wamenglor5584
    @wamenglor5584 Місяць тому

    Private or public? In 103?

  • @user-ip3xq9vy9t
    @user-ip3xq9vy9t Місяць тому

    G3

  • @CentralEditZ391
    @CentralEditZ391 Місяць тому

    E and 1

  • @sub10Bowhunting
    @sub10Bowhunting Місяць тому

    That is awsome!!!! Watch that be a future 200!!!!!

  • @construction9715
    @construction9715 Місяць тому

    G9