I forget what the video is on youtube, but there is a forester in Mississippi that controls several thousand acres of longleaf pine and other fallow properties with a small heard of longhorn cattle..he controlled the areas they were in by feeder training with an old truck and side by sides..he managed mostly for quail but in return they had robust populations of turkeys and deer..not cattle farming..just controlled grazing combined with chemical pre emergents and fire…the property was beautiful. I saw several ceasar kleiberg research projects incorporating cattle as a tool to control buffle grass and kr blustem that had completely taken over vast landscapes…most all of it was for the management quail..scaled quail or more commonly called blue quail in south texas. I think financially..wealthy landowners are more in tuned to the recommendation of season land managers because they naturally want to save money..and look no further than the five essential tools of wildlife management..they are simple on small or large scale with the guidance of the experienced professional. Nowadays, chemical seems to be a powerful and maybe over used tool..idk..i know the negatives of cattle and the benefits of fire and its negatives..if i had a property..i think i would try to use them all together..because they all clear somthing thats in the way…but each one diversely leaves something behind..these are my thoughts and oppinions..im a dummy tho..so..theres that🤠

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