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Food Plots#1 Worst Food Plot Seed
The number of poor food plot seed blends are many, and one of the best way to spot a really bad one, is if there is 1 basic seed...
Food Plots2020 Ultimate No Till Food Plot Prep
My Ultimate No Till food plot system begins with a weed free food plot seed bed before adding a layer of buckwheat at 50 pounds per acre...
Food PlotsHow To Frost Seed Food Plots And Switchgrass
When to frost seed, how to frost seed and why to frost seed clover, switchgrass and brassicas can be found in this video. Do you need to frost seed your food plots or grass plantings this year! then make sure to follow these decades proven frost seeding techniques...
Food Plots5 Bad Food Plot Seeds
There are plenty of food plot seeds that you should rarely be planting on your land because they carry much more hype than hope...
Habitat and Herd ImprovementHow to Explode Whitetail and Wildlife Populations | Old Field Conversion
Are you tired of the many wildlife failures caused by in effective CRP and pheasant mix plantings?
Habitat and Herd ImprovementBest Time to Frost Seed Switchgrass For Deer
The best time to frost seed switchgrass is when soil temperatures drop below 56 degrees, which takes place sometime between mid September and late October in most locations...
Mature Buck StrategiesHunting the 2018 Rut - Benefit Event
Would you like to learn how to plan for and hunt the 2018 Whitetail Rut, while raising money for a great cause? Then make sure to visit Lacrosse Archery on 10/17 from 7-9pm! Over $3000 in door prizes will be given away and 100% of all proceeds will be donated to Camp Kicking Bear.
Food Plots2018 Best Food Plot Blend
With a couple of new plots and a variety of food plot soil and weed conditions, I had to rely completely on my old faithful of food plot blends: 25 pounds per acre of late planted forage soybeans, 100 pounds per acre of forage peas, 25 pounds per acre of oats, 3 pounds per acre of tillage radish on one half, and then a 6 pounds
Habitat and Herd ImprovementSwitchgrass Deer Screening Strategy
Using a switchgrass deer screening strategy can not only save you time and money when compared to other whitetail screening plantings, but in the long run it may just offer the highest level of consistent success. By using the proper herbicides and either of two no-till planting methods, you can easily find consistent success.
Habitat and Herd ImprovementHow To Plant Switchgrass For Wildlife Cover
Switchgrass is one of the easiest forms of wildlife cover to plant and if planted correctly, switchgrass can be fully established after only 2 Summers of growth! Learning how to plant switchgrass by either frost seeding or using a no till drill, will offer you 2 sure-fire ways to establish a deer and small game habitat magnet.
Habitat and Herd ImprovementHow To Attract Whitetails To A Monoculture
If you've ever wondered how to attract more whitetails to your land than you know what to do with, then make sure that you add habitat diversity pockets. By adding daytime browse you can easily turn conifer, switchgrass or shrub plantings into a high powered habitat attraction for whitetails, that is anything but a monoculture.
Habitat and Herd ImprovementTop 5 Off Season Whitetail Habitat Improvements
While a food plot is likely the most powerful whitetail habitat improvement on the planet, these 5 off-season improvements are pretty darn good too! Waterholes, deer bedding areas, bowhunting travel corridors, mock scrapes and wildlife switchgrass plantings can be awesome additions to your favorite whitetail habitat.