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Posted: Tuesday, September 10, 2024
Author: Vinny Delgado, Partner, Ranch Sales | Licensed in MT
Dear Vinny,
After implementing a new wildlife management plan, this will be my first season on my hunting property. I am eager to see if our efforts will pay off, but I also want to make sure I remain flexible. Do you have any tips on how to monitor and adjust wildlife management practices mid-season to address unexpected changes in game behavior or habitat conditions? Or if things don't go as expected, am I out of luck until next season?
Dear Wildlife Management,
Patience is vital when managing wildlife, and a lot of times, it is a learn-as-you-go situation. Don't be afraid to adjust your strategies year after year once you observe and gain knowledge of the wildlife patterns on your property. Wildlife management is critical, as is assessing how your habitat conditions hold up in the fall. If something didn't work as you had hoped, you could address it the following spring. Several factors play into wildlife management. The key is being patient and taking good notes on what you see throughout the season so you can reassess any new challenges or enhancements for the following year. Again, be patient; sound wildlife management doesn't happen overnight.
Happy Hunting.
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