Reclaiming A Buck Bedding Area, The Right Tools For The Job // Lee and Tiffany Lakosky

[@tcmoney1321]

Land management and upgrading property videos are the best

[@mikesabo5151]

Lee Lakoskey is one of the best with land management and whitetail deer 🦌 management!!!

[@stevecastro22]

You hit the nail on the head Lee. "The right tool for the job".

[@butleroutdoors2188]

So many people think that the thicker the cover the better, but there is such a thing as too thick! Unfortunately, it gets to the point where the only thing that will use it is smaller game like rabbits and birds. My property is covered in bush honeysuckle, and I have noticed that certain areas that have gotten to the point that you can’t hardly walk through it, the deer begin to avoid them.

[@russellbowman8051]

Nice Work! It's Going To Be Sweet Hunting!! Keep Smiling On!! 😀👍👊❤

[@vailproducts]

The work is never finished! Great work, guys!

[@davidlove2055]

Love that you're giving all the tips and strategies.... can't wait for the next one

[@darinblackburn6023]

Great video. Can't wait to see how that all turns out. Going to be great!

[@philipwolf1556]

always amazes me how much you do to be successful, can't even imagine walking through your property without a big smile on my face,have enjoyed your vids through the years, and hope for many more thanks for the enjoyment you two have brought us all. stay healthy and continued success.

[@bobbryant4292]

Man I know its a lot of work, but I absolutely love doing that kind of stuff, I know you guys do too, thanks for taking us along. Can't wait to see how it all turns out.

[@Iowa_Whitetail]

Awesome work guys!!! I’m about to run the Vail + ASV today!! Very similar situations. Amount of work y’all just did is incredible!!!

[@OfftheHookOutdoors99]

Great video! You do put the work in for sure and it shows with your success!👍

[@timberg7377]

Thanks for sharing, you are so knowledgeable, it's to see you do this..

[@native_landscapes]

I have a work jacket that looks like yours. Refuse to retire it. I use trichlopyr after clearing over-grown woody vegetation like locust. Its selective, doesnt kill your native grasses. You dont have to re-set the whole area with a burn down which sets the area back a couple years. Lots of those returning weeds are high protein diverse deer food. Real common scenario on the landscape, bringing in equipment like you did is the way to go.

[@jarrodlambert3914]

Awsome

[@michaelorndorff1052]

Awesome stuff!! If you are ever hiring for an extra hand to run that equipment id be glad too. I love the process. Thanks again for awesome videos.

[@ryansmith1877]

I run the Vail drum mulcher with a Kubota SVL 97-2 in and around the Terre Haute Indiana area. It's awesome. If you need food plot work done hit me up.

[@staceyhall729]

Hey, did you do a video on keeping watering holes not frozen?

[@ethicalpursuitoutdoors]

Very SWEET edit! 🙌🏼

[@kokadjooutdoors620]

If don’t have cedars would spruce or hemlocks work? Have bunch of fir that want to thin and create better cover. They seem to use in winter. Some of it just to thick. Also found a nesting turkey in a brush pile while was on wildfire engine assignment. We was felling creating breaks and turkey made use of the brush for nest. We left her be and she stayed nesting

[@mikemellon80]

a pond would be awesome there. would you have to put some clay or something down for it to hold water, or just put up a little dam and the rain will keep it full?

[@markc2036]

Looks good! What's a good spray to use to get rid of those plants with thorns? Thanks. Great video enjoyed it.

[@stevebostic9812]

Curious Lee, for the locust in the field, are you spot spraying those and if so, how are you identifying them? If you are doing a boom spray, what are you using for weeds and the trees?

[@cameronlee2781]

Not Lee but I’ve used whetstone herbicide on trees and have had success opening canopies. It’s pricey though. I’ve used the hack and spray method and it’s worked.

[@bch5513]

Tried to convince my neighbor to do this but he insisted to use a dozer. Huge mess

[@bch5513]

"Be a Leader Kill A Cedar" just not all of them ..

[@mnkynuts44]

I'm guessing that's Lee's favorite and lucky denim shirt? Otherwise Tiffany would never let him keep it!