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I say all that in an attempt to keep somebody from wasting their money on a crimper. Also to help some people avoid one of the biggest mistakes I made, focusing too much on food plotting.
They make really good videos and put out some good information for sure, but I would want someone to save me time and money if I were thinking about buying a crimper. I'm liking what I'm hearing now. I share your thoughts on crimping. At one time I thought I needed one, but after learning more of what it takes to effectively terminate by crimping, I don't see the benefit. With you on habitat too. A hatchet and a spray bottle will do a lot to improve a piece of property. Absolutely! Your greatest strides will be made through habitat work. It’s a whole lot more cost effective too. You can do a lot of good for not much money using a chainsaw/hatchet & some herbicide.
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