As we start looking into the new year. What are some topics for videos would you like to see? We might have covered it and I can find a video already or we can film some segments for new upcoming shows.

Howard

Deer calling (rattling, grunting, etc.)
summer food plots
making sense of new property,

How and what to plant hilly and extremely rocky land with

Explanations and examples of
Edges
Trails
Scouting
Terrain features and effects on deer movement
Bedding areas
Shifting winds
Scrapes, rubs, lickiing branches
Rut
Human Pressure
Weapon maintenance
Making small land attractive to neighboring big land deer. Without corn or rice bran.
Public land hunting and etiquette
Stand / blind placement

More on trapping in the south and more on turkey management .

There may be a video out there already, but I would like to see a few non-typical and typical racks scored by a B&C official scorer, esp the odd ball non-typicals.

A realistic video showing things that the average Joe can do to improve the habitat on timberland leases in Alabama.

To me, that seems to be what the vast majority of people are hunting.

Be nice to show folks the rewards of trigger restraint too.

That’s a good one

You beat me to it. And not just on bucks. I talk to people ALL the time who still think you should kill every doe you see. These are smart, college educated folks. It’s been beaten into their heads for 30+ years. They think the whole state is helplessly overpopulated with deer.

But there is a balancing act and method to killing does but it's all site specific as to where it was pounded into heads that it works everywhere. I guess educating folks on X type places carrying capacity would be correct approach. Being a typical timber co lease Vs Ag type availability.

I like this answer very much.

Also educating folks on terminology and practicality of fertilizer,lime, seed, how to correctly time and use herbicides. I see it way too often being misused which is a complete waste of time and $$ for folks. And in some cases the expectations of even what can be accomplished on a given property. Not all dirt is the same

Hardwood timberland would be nice. Once again, I think most folks South of B'ham think the only tree in Alabama is a pine.

How to read and hunt based on a topo map. Saddles, ridges, flats, funnels, etc.

I’d like to see how to realistically improve small tracts of land for deer hunting for Alabama.

You can say that again.