Before you spend good money on a money-pit, read this Cheapskate's Guide To Wild Game Food plots!
Old growth forest provides almost no cover and very little year-round food for game animals.
Just about every sporting goods store has an isle dedicated to seed blends that are guaranteed to draw deer like flies to honey, or so they seem. The brand names cause the reader to envision herds of record-breaking bucks grazing like fat cattle and all you have to do is scatter their magic seeds.
Landowners know the best way to attract deer to their property is to offer peak habitat and nutrition, but fruit trees can be expensive and confusing to choose based on their regional needs.
Antler King’s Southern Greens promises to deliver a constant flow of deer traffic from early archer season to late gun season with Southern Green food plot seed.
While food plots remain a popular land management method for deer hunters to provide nutrition to the landscape and attract deer, a more successful approach involves improving the quality of the overall habitat located on their property. As iSportsman covered in the recent article, Manage Your Land to Minimize Coyote Predation, time and energy spent on trapping predators is often better directed into improving the overall landscape so wildlife has a better mix of forage and hiding cover.
From machete, to hand saw or bone saw, don’t let any aspect of your land management arsenal fall short this season with Wicked Tree Gear.
