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“Digital Devices Transform Couch Potatoes into Air Potato Destroyers – Use Your Phone to Help Manage Florida Invaders”


June 6, 2014

Digital devices have proliferated like kudzu in July, and new user applications for these devices are as common as armadillos. Untold hours and dollars are being spent by couch potatoes to defend artificial worlds from dragons, zombies and ... READ MORE

Category: Natural Resources
Tags: Environmental Education, Feral Hogs, Fighting Panhandle Invasives, Invasive, Invasive Control, Invasive Management, Invasives, Land Management, Northwest Florida, Panhandle Outdoors, Wild Hogs, Wildlife

Winter Weather – Just Right for Controling Unwanted Trees


February 20, 2014

As Floridians we often struggle to find any upside to these cold, gray days we've been experiencing past few months. As “unfloridian” as our winters can be they pale in comparison to those endured by the more northern states. In fact, the ... READ MORE

Category: Natural Resources
Tags: Climate, Dormant, Fall, Fighting Panhandle Invasives, Habitat Conservation, Invasive Control, Invasive Management, Invasive Species, Invasives, Land Management, Panhandle Outdoors, Tree Control, Using Herbicide, Winter

Deer Feeders Can Hide Trouble!


January 3, 2014

  Deer feeders are common in North Florida, and “deer corn” is sold in multiple markets. Cross-roads convenience stores sell it in plain brown bags and big box stores in town sell it in camouflage bags with three color pictures ... READ MORE

Category: Natural Resources
Tags: Corn Feeder, Deer, Feeding Corn, Feeding Game, Fighting Panhandle Invasives, Food Plot, Habitat Conservation, Invasive, Invasives, Land Management, Palmer Amaranth, Panhandle Outdoors, Wildlife

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