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What are your thoughts on this S-Tine Cultivator?

Discussion in 'Food Plots & Habitat Improvement' started by BJE80, Apr 10, 2012.

  1. BJE80

    BJE80 Legendary Woodsman

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    Give me your thouhts on why or why not you think this thing is worth trying. I have not seen an ATV solid shank Cultivator other than the Kunz engineering one. The soil in the craig's list add above looks like black dirt/clay to me. It looks moist which I'm sure helps with an implement like that. If it was dry would it be able to dig in?

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  2. GregH

    GregH Legendary Woodsman

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    To me it looks like it would be a pain in the neck to use. Mainly because of what you'd have to do to turn around in tight spots. I don't think it will do the job you are hoping for.
     
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    Great point Greg!
     
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    rknierim Die Hard Bowhunter

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    I used one pretty similar to that 2 weeks ago at a cpl of our plots. It really isn't worth a crap for starting out. It worked great for breaking things up after we plowed tho. It did a wonderful job of breaking up the clumps and leveling things out from plowing. Like I said tho, it wasn't worth a crap for ground that wasn't already worked
     

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