Alabama Freshwater Fishing Report - April 4-10, 2022 - Fish Habitat Part 3 of 3
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Brian Senn: Well, Norman, I’m going to kind of go a different direction with this, because I know that there’s another love you have besides [...]
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Alabama Freshwater Fishing Report - April 4-10, 2022 - Fish Habitat Part 2 of 3
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Brian Senn: Let’s move on to the lily pads. And this is one that’s really gotten my interest here, because, I mean, we all like fishing top water, right? And in [...]
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Alabama Freshwater Fishing Report - April 4-10, 2022 - Fish Habitat Part 1 of 3
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Brian Senn: Hey guys, and welcome to the Alabama Freshwater Fishing Report, the first podcast to bring you the local fishing report for Alabama’s lakes and rivers, whether it’s good, bad, or ugly. Presented by "Great Days [...]
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Sitting Dockside Podcast - Episode 001- Fish Habitat
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Matt Rayl: I want to hit on that but finish what you're going to say and then we'll jump to that.
Dr. Brian Graeb: [...]
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Sitting Dockside Podcast - Episode 001- Fish Habitat
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Dr. Brian Graeb: So let me talk about how we came at this question. So if this is a given the next question that comes up is, well, how much [...]
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Sitting Dockside Podcast - Episode 001- Fish Habitat
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Hey everyone. This is Matt Rayl. Welcome to Episode 001 of "Sitting Dockside" podcast. Today we're going to talk about lake habitat.
Have you ever wondered if habitat can increase the amount of fish in your lake? [...]
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By Dave Edwards, National Deer Association
Bucks expend a great deal of energy during the fall preparing for and participating in the rut. Depending on the buck:doe ratio, activities like scraping, rubbing, fighting, seeking and chasing can stretch over weeks or even months, and during this time bucks spend less time feeding than normal. Even in [...]
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By Michael Anthony Foster for CAES News
Whitetail deer are probably the most economically important large game animal in the U.S. Due to population growth, the amount of suitable habitat has decreased and managing the species has become more intensive. Deer management now requires a deeper understanding of the nutritional requirements that affect body size, reproduction [...]
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From our Friends at Sportsman’s Choice
It is common practice for many ranch managers to shut off their protein feeders and fire up the corn/spincast feeders once we get into hunting season. Theoretically, this corresponds with the nutritional requirements of whitetail deer, if we consider that bucks are done with antler growth and most doe have [...]
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