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Award Winning - 2011 Education Branch of the Year
Useful Web Links
| QDMA is supported by more wildlife professionals than any other whitetail organization Click here to learn from QDMA experts! |
| NCWF CAMO COALITION Hunters and fishermen were the first conservationists and remain the best! www. nccamo.org |
| North Carolina Wildlife Resource Commission Hunter Education Course |
| NCSU Cooperative Extension Gary Pierce Ask the Hort |
| Wake County Wildlife Club's Dixie Deer Classic Hunters for the Hungry |
| The Quality Deer Management Association www.qdma.com |
| Spinner's Food Plot Secrets Click here! |
| Learn how to purchase your Own Hunting Property |
Cape Fear QDMA - Won't You Join Our Team?
The Cape Fear River Branch of the Quality Deer Management Association (QDMA) has received National Recognition 3 years running or the
wildlife experts. Fulfilling this core mission of the QDMA is accomplished entirely through volunteer support and at a minimal or no cost to
participants:
These events are funded through raffles, our annual charity fundraiser, and through tax-deductible REACH donations from community-minded
supporters - such as yourself!
Click here for a complete list of Cape Fear River Branch local QDMA events.
Did you know? QDMA members receive Quality Whitetails journal, a leading source for cutting-edge sports and wildlife information. Becoming
a QDMA member also provides you access to activities being conducted at any one of the nearly 200 QDMA Branches nationwide! QDMA
applications are available on-line at www.QDMA.com.
We invite you to become a QDMA member, an active member of the Cape Fear River Branch and/or to become a community minded
supporter. Please feel free to contact Guy Gardner, Branch President at 919/552-9449; Robbie Church, VP at 919/552-6424; or e-mail us at
greaterthan8@yahoo.com.
QDMA is a 501(c) (3) non-profit wildlife conservation organization. Your contribution is not only appreciated - it's tax deductible!
Thank you for your support of the QDMA!
wildlife experts. Fulfilling this core mission of the QDMA is accomplished entirely through volunteer support and at a minimal or no cost to
participants:
Full-day white-tailed deer workshops, held in cooperation with local universities, government agencies, and experts from QDMA
- Free presentations to civic organizations on management of white-tailed deer in the urban setting
- "Hunter Education Mentoring Program," a comprehensive, full-year hunting heritage programpromoting safe and ethical hunting practice
and enthusiasm for the outdoors for new hunters of any age.
- E-newsletters containing educational outdoor and hunting-sports related articles of interest to area QDMA members.
These events are funded through raffles, our annual charity fundraiser, and through tax-deductible REACH donations from community-minded
supporters - such as yourself!
Click here for a complete list of Cape Fear River Branch local QDMA events.
Did you know? QDMA members receive Quality Whitetails journal, a leading source for cutting-edge sports and wildlife information. Becoming
a QDMA member also provides you access to activities being conducted at any one of the nearly 200 QDMA Branches nationwide! QDMA
applications are available on-line at www.QDMA.com.
We invite you to become a QDMA member, an active member of the Cape Fear River Branch and/or to become a community minded
supporter. Please feel free to contact Guy Gardner, Branch President at 919/552-9449; Robbie Church, VP at 919/552-6424; or e-mail us at
greaterthan8@yahoo.com.
QDMA is a 501(c) (3) non-profit wildlife conservation organization. Your contribution is not only appreciated - it's tax deductible!
Thank you for your support of the QDMA!
| NEW! A QDMA Club at NCSU! Check it out! QDMA Club at NCSU |
| DON'T MISS IT! The Cape Fear Wildlife Expo A Family Affair! Youth and Sportsmen |
| CALLING NEW HUNTERS! The Cape Fear River Branch Mentored Hunting Program is designed to reduce your learning curve! Free, Practical, Interactive |
CAPE FEAR RIVER BRANCH QDMA
| For a current listing of local QDMA Events, CLICK HERE All area QDMA Members are encouraged to attend Cape Fear River Branch Board Meetings...3rd Thursday 7pm - Bass Lake Park, Holly Springs NC |
The species and rates of plants included in a seed blend is an important consideration when
planting food plots. Corn and soybeans represent the backbone of many food plot
programs for white-tailed deer across the country. Over the past few years, planting
Roundup-Ready® corn and “beans” together in a mixture has become a popular practice.
Normally, about 40 pounds of soybeans are planted with about 10 pounds of corn per acre.
However, is this the best rate and/or strategy? For example, does 2 acres of a corn/bean
mixture produce as much forage and/or grain as 1 acre of corn and 1 acre of beans planted
separately? Check out results of the University of Tennessee study above. Read the full
article at qdma.com - click here
planting food plots. Corn and soybeans represent the backbone of many food plot
programs for white-tailed deer across the country. Over the past few years, planting
Roundup-Ready® corn and “beans” together in a mixture has become a popular practice.
Normally, about 40 pounds of soybeans are planted with about 10 pounds of corn per acre.
However, is this the best rate and/or strategy? For example, does 2 acres of a corn/bean
mixture produce as much forage and/or grain as 1 acre of corn and 1 acre of beans planted
separately? Check out results of the University of Tennessee study above. Read the full
article at qdma.com - click here
