What the non-members missed.

[Bob S]

Here is a list of some of the articles in the October issue of Quality Whitetails.

Harvesting Old Does: Am I Removing the Wise teacher?
by Kip Adams

Genetic Clocks for the Rut.
by Lindsay Thomas, Jr.

Drought Plots.
by Dr. Grant Woods and Bryan Kinkel

Paradise Under Construction.
by Mickey Hellickson

Improving Winter Habitat for Northern White-tailed Deer.
by Matt Tarr
(my comment: this is the type of article that would help every NLP land owner who wants better deer hunting)

Blind Corner, Herringbone Stalking Trails
by Mark Thomas

Sticker Shock-The Rising Costs of Fertilizer.
by Kent Kammermeyer

The Joys of Small Acreage
by Tony Kinton

A Proactive Approach Against Poaching
by Joe Hamilton

[NorthJeff]

You can't talk about deer management without talking about the Quality Whitetails magazine. Most national magazines do not have as much information on deer management in all of their issues put together for a year, compared to 1 issue of Quality Whitetails.

[glen sible]

With all due respect NJ, talking about the mag and its role in deer management is quite different from what Bob S has posted. His post title is a blatent attempt to draw interest from non-members and to perhaps entice some to join his group. All current members already know what was in the table of contents and I'm sure he is not posting for redunency reasons. I feel that this type of post does not belong in any forum under the Michigan Sportsman banner. Of course that is only my opinion and I could be wrong.

glen


Thanks for reading and carry on.

[Luv2hunteup]

After carefully reading Bob's post I noted that a free issue of Quality Whitetails is available to nonmembers. This information is available to anyone who wants it. Not just QDMA members.

Bob's signature:
For a FREE issue of Quality Whitetails, CLICK HERE.
Is there something wrong with free management information? Makes you kind of wonder who has the agenda. Maybe the anti QDMA segment can offer a free issue to Non Quality Whitetails packed with non quality management philosophy.

Thanks for posting Bob.