So it’s almost labor day and the start of deer season for most people is little over a month away. You’ve got the family vacations out of the way. The kids are headed back to school soon. Football is starting…
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Late Season Food Plots
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Food Plots – Early & Late Season
When it comes to food plots there are several ways to go. From how you plant, where you plant and in particular what all to plant. When I am planning food plots for the upcoming year I like to split…
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Seeding – Food Plot Equipment (Part III)
All the hard work is finally done! Now it’s time to get some seed down and watch it grow! Generally speaking, seeding food plots is pretty easy. Based upon your budget, here are the best options for planting your food plots.…
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Soil Preparation – Food Plot Equipment (Part II)
Soil preparation is tough if you do not have access to the right equipment. Breaking ground on new areas can be a daunting task, especially if there’s an existing sod layer. Minimal equipment can tackle spraying and planting somewhat…
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Sprayers – Food Plot Equipment (Part I)
Sprayers are first on the list of tools. Not only is weed control the most important task but it also the most difficult. Jumping right into tilling up the ground is easy because it feels like you are getting something…
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Equipment For Food Plots
Equipment you have available will determine how hard you will have to work. Food plotting is no easy chore. For most of us, gaining access to the right implements is the biggest hurdle. You can borrow from friends, neighbors or…
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Soil Testing – Why Is It Important?
Soil testing is the most critical part of any food plot. Before planting, it’s of the utmost importance to analyze your soil. You want to make sure that the soil composition is perfect for growing the seed you’re about to…
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Food Plots – Why Should I Plant Them?
Food plots play an important role in the drive towards healthy animals and bigger bucks. They can transform deer management on tracts big or small. What’s the big difference between food plots and native vegetation? On average, native vegetation will…
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Conservationists – Who We Are (Part II)
Hunters Are the #1 Conservationists Another opinion towards hunters is that we destroy both the population of animals and their habitats. That is far from the truth. Hunters are the number one conservationists. Contributing nearly $8 million daily to conservation.…
Hunters – Who We Are (Part I)
Hunters – Who We Are I typed – hunters are – into a search engine the other day and was more than disappointed to see what the top suggestions read. Cowards. Evil. Killers nothing less. So teaching and passing on…
