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Why You Need to Be Planting Warm Season Plots
The fervor of food plotting peaks every year during late Summer and early Fall as hundreds of thousands of hunters all over the country plant plots that they hope will turn into destinations for big bucks. For many hunters this...
Why You Need a Soil Test
Soil Testing  Why you need one and how to do it: Soil testing is one of the most important parts of planting your plots and in this video we walk you through exactly how to do a soil test. Its...
The Best Food Plot Seed You've Never Heard of: Jointvetch

Jointvetch, deer vetch, Aeschynomene, all different names for a little-known native forb that is an absolute rockstar when planted for deer, turkey, quail, and dove. Not to be confused with traditional “vetch” (like hairy vetch) this plant is not actually a vetch at all. It’s a native legume that is more closely related to beans and peas than vetch. We can’t believe that this species is as overlooked as it is given all of its benefits.

 

More Coyotes Could Mean Better Deer Hunting - For Some
We recently worked with a client on a management plan for their property and as part of that plan we had to give an unusual recommendation: Stop any and all predator control on the property. That’s something you wont hear...
Frost Seeding: A Tactic You Don't Want to Miss
Imagine this: Hunting season is almost here, and that means it is time to put your food plots in the ground. You spend months planning out every detail of each plot: taking soil samples, spreading lime, spraying herbicides, prepping the...
Kill Plots vs. Destination Plots
Every whitetail hunter knows just how fun it is to sit in a blind or tree stand on the edge of a food plot on a bitterly cold day. They seem to become magnets to deer because they need the...
Food Plot Screens & Why You Need Them
Imagine it’s a crisp fall day, a cold front has rolled in and you finally have the perfect wind to go hunt your favorite stand. You grab all your gear and head out the door full of anticipation. You get...