Should you plant a food plot? The answer to this question is…it depends upon what your individual goals are. If you just want to hunt then a food plot is not a requirement. If you want to increase your odds … Continue reading →
Deer Minerals: The Importance of and How to Establish a Mineral Site In today’s hunting world more and more hunters are managing their properties to achieve a healthier deer herd and maximize antler growth. Managing a deer herd on a … Continue reading →
A WEED FREE FALL FOOD PLOT During my 25+ years of planting food plots I have found that I enjoy planting food plots just as much as I do hunting over them. That’s why I eagerly await getting my fall … Continue reading →
Fall Anticipation If any of you are like me, the months of anticipation for the upcoming deer season are getting harder and harder to bear. Maybe you have a specific deer that is encompassing your every thought and trying to … Continue reading →
The Juice is Worth the Squeeze When you love deer hunting as much as I do, you exhaust every last resource to make sure your property is as desirable to deer as possible. We all know that deer need Food, … Continue reading →
Tips from the Field: When thinking about planting Plot Screens like our Shield and Bedding Plus or planting trees along roadways here are some things you may want to consider… I have a ¼ mile of roadway that borders the … Continue reading →
Keeping Deer on Your Property As the old saying goes, “The harder you work, the luckier you get”, many deer hunters work endlessly year round to create more luck for themselves in the upcoming season. The summer months are upon … Continue reading →
Why plant food plots? Planting food plots is the single most effective way to attract, grow and keep deer on your property on a year round basis, if you have the food you’ll have the deer. We completed a 5 … Continue reading →
As the 2017-2018 hunting seasons are winding down in all parts of the country a lot of us sit back and reflect on the past season, regardless of the outcome…whether it was the monster buck we shot, the things we … Continue reading →
As we approach mid to late October in many parts of the country we’re approaching that time of the year where the leaves begin to change, the crops begin to turn brown, the weather gets colder, the rut heats up … Continue reading →
