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Ya know I always wanted my own dove fields when I was a kid.Now that I'm in the business of hunting it was one of the first things I did.It took awhile to get the fields where you wanted.Luckily the land owner I lease from is also a friend and takes care of his cow pastures.So every year lime and fert. is no problem since he is already doing it.
I let him graze a few head of cattle that need it on the dove fields a week before season and it works great for both of us and the doves/quail.
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