Major Changes On A Hunting Property, Can You Do Too Much?

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Major Changes On A Hunting Property, Can You Do Too Much? #deerhunting #hunting
On this week's episode of Midwest Whitetail we kick things off with Zach Rozmus who takes a trip down memory lane on one of his favorite permission farms in recent memory. Even though he mainly hunts Area 52 and the Goat Hills in present day, Zach got his start on permission like many of us bowhunters and through that experience as well as his career has established an understanding on how change can have a huge impact on wildlife. With this year's big project on Area 52 being the pond transformation, Zach updates us on the successes and problems he is facing with the pond as the project comes to fruition. The ‪@monsterbuck‬ Multi Year Blend is blossoming well and only time will tell if the giant buck Pretzel shows up once again this season. With that change on Area 52, Zach highlights his strategy for using a low impact method of changing your farm in the first two years of ownership and how that strategy can pay off huge dividends in the long run. Much like Zach a few years ago, Nolan Redeker is undertaking the same type of low impact strategy moving into the first year on his new farm. Choosing to only widen a few food plots in order to help the farm hold deer throughout the upcoming season despite having huge list or changes to make that include TSI and adding grain to the farm, Nolan and Zach discussed how waiting can help Nolan understand what changes he should make for wildlife after hunting the farm for a season and how using the strategy of waiting may lower the impact on the farm as a whole. As always we appreciate you taking the time to watch the video and don't forget to leave us a comment with any questions you may have below!
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  • @stephenmcatee2104
    @stephenmcatee210420 күн бұрын

    i have had my 200 acres in northeast mo for 24 yrs now and have loved every minute of work time i put in , my improvements have been slow but productive, glad to see things going well for you to , have a great season thi fall

  • @MidwestWhitetailVideos

    @MidwestWhitetailVideos

    20 күн бұрын

    That's awesome to hear Stephen, what kind of improvements have you done to your property? Have you noticed any changes that altered the deer on your property in a negative way? We appreciate you taking the time to leave a comment. All of us here take a lot of pride in the sweat equity that goes into the properties that we get to spend that beloved time on in the fall. We can totally relate to the love of the work. Best of luck this season and we hope that you enjoyed the episode!

  • @nolanredeker2026

    @nolanredeker2026

    20 күн бұрын

    Thanks for watching Stephen! I am hoping in 24 years I can look back and see tremendous improvements on my property!

  • @daveguttormson6315
    @daveguttormson631520 күн бұрын

    I like your enthusiastic young fella.

  • @MidwestWhitetailVideos

    @MidwestWhitetailVideos

    20 күн бұрын

    Nolan is a great guy who has put a ton of work in to getting his first farm and we can't wait to see what he is able to do with it over the coming years. It's exciting to watch somebody work towards there dreams and achieve that goal, it's inspiring and his enthusiasm for his new farm and the future that it's going to hold for him is infectious! We appreciate you taking the time to leave a comment and we hope that you enjoyed the video! Have a great Fourth Of July!

  • @nolanredeker2026

    @nolanredeker2026

    20 күн бұрын

    I appreciate it Dave! Looking forward to the rest of the summer and getting this prepped for this fall. Thank you for watching!

  • @mitchellgenz1373
    @mitchellgenz137320 күн бұрын

    Great episode guys. I am getting ready for the upcoming season on my 80 acres, it never gets old.

  • @MidwestWhitetailVideos

    @MidwestWhitetailVideos

    20 күн бұрын

    Thank you so much for taking the time to leave a comment as always Mitchell! We hope that you enjoyed the video and I think I can speak for the whole team in saying we cannot wait for the first day one bit. We're inching closer every day and all the work will hopefully soon pay off. Best of luck this upcoming season sir!

  • @nolanredeker2026

    @nolanredeker2026

    20 күн бұрын

    This is my first summer preparing my own ground and I can tell it is something I will look forward to every year. Always exciting to be out there and making changes! Appreciate the comment Mitchell.

  • @rbmt_iii
    @rbmt_iii20 күн бұрын

    Good stuff guys! Zach’s really got me wanting to put in a pond!

  • @MidwestWhitetailVideos

    @MidwestWhitetailVideos

    20 күн бұрын

    We appreciate the support Robert! It's definitely a big undertaking but specifically the way Zach utilized a portion of space on his farm that he wasn't getting any use out of makes it an even bigger success. Get that pond in the ground sir! We look forward to seeing the project come to life!

  • @chadholmes7186
    @chadholmes718620 күн бұрын

    Another great episode! Absolutely love watching Zach and Nolan’s hard work paying off and coming to life!! Going to be fun watching these two punch some tags this season!!!

  • @MidwestWhitetailVideos

    @MidwestWhitetailVideos

    20 күн бұрын

    We feel exactly the same Chad! Both Nolan and Zach work extremely hard all summer long for the reward of what comes in the fall and on top of that it's awesome to see there communications when it comes to land management and the process that comes along with that. We appreciate you taking the time to watch and best of luck this season!

  • @JoshSparksMW
    @JoshSparksMW20 күн бұрын

    Love the takes Zach & Nolan! Definitely love the improve all aspects of the land approach Zach… the deer hunting just evolves with it. Great stuff guys!

  • @bmalone0688
    @bmalone068820 күн бұрын

    Nice updates on both places. I can't help but let my mind wander to the fall and both of you guys will be sitting behind some nice bucks taken on your own ground. I am sure that will be a gratifying feeling! Can't wait to follow along

  • @nolanredeker2026

    @nolanredeker2026

    20 күн бұрын

    Thanks for the support Ben! I have some high hopes for this fall but just being able to hunt on my own ground will be gratifying in itself. Appreciate you watching!

  • @joeyeyler1207
    @joeyeyler120720 күн бұрын

    🔥🔥🔥🔥

  • @MidwestWhitetailVideos

    @MidwestWhitetailVideos

    20 күн бұрын

    We appreciate the support Joey and we can't wait to see what this season brings for you! We hope you enjoyed the video!

  • @kapperoutdoors
    @kapperoutdoors19 күн бұрын

    Very nice episode. Never quit or back down on improving your land to tdkecitvto all new levels!!!

  • @grantneblo2572
    @grantneblo257216 күн бұрын

    Double clicked the fast forward twice and still haven’t got to the video yet. When did Midwest get so into commercials?

  • @royguidry1311
    @royguidry131116 күн бұрын

    You only get one first year. Year one for me is a million cameras in every concevable location. Then it is about what you learned from your observations and camera info. You need to know what your census is what you are happy with and what could be better. Year two is always work on the negatives. Year 3 for me is reevaluate year 2 compared to year one and then gradually add improvements. I have never been disappointed with my properties where i have done that. I am not shy with a chainsaw but i always cut about 1/2 -1/3 of what i think i need too and test the results. You cant uncut a tree. You also can make foodplots bigger each year till you reach optimal size. The #1 mistake i have seen people make is too big plots. You can make plots nocturnal or so big they become unhuntable. Pretty good advice in this video

  • @stickyfrogoutdoors
    @stickyfrogoutdoors11 күн бұрын

    Great video

  • @ctail18
    @ctail1820 күн бұрын

    Put cha a box blind on the far end of the pond. Problem solved

  • @instinctoutdoors
    @instinctoutdoors12 күн бұрын

    Working on my property like crazy as well. They are small properties in Michigan, it's just hard no matter what I do the neighbors whack and stack and I rarely see a buck get to 3 years old. I started my own KZread Channel youtube.com/@instinctoutdoors?si=ITp_q9B5KnVIdTT4 and started making videos after watching so many of yours. It is very rewarding. Keep it up!!

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