Triple Food Plot Yields for Better Late Season Hunting
Jake shares a little-known strategy for tripling the amount of groceries for the late hunting season. It only takes 30 minutes of extra effort at the right time to attract more deer to your plots in December and January. Check it out.
Continue reading5 Big Reasons a Few Small Food Plots Is Better Than One Big Plot.
Everybody has seen the big food plots fill up with deer on TV. I have to admit, it is fun to watch several deer feeding in front of you while on stand several yards away. It’s even more fun when one of those deer is a mature buck checking out his girls. But if you […]
Continue readingMature Deer feel Safe When You use Strategic Habitat Management
Recently I saw a question on social media posted by a MI hunter that stopped me in my tracks. He wanted to know what mineral he should use to draw deer in and what setting to use on his grunt call. Those are questions about tactics…not strategies. What’s the difference? Tactics are what you see being pitched in TV commercials and during hunting shows. The newest bionic corn craze in a bag, the 17 in one grunt call, the big secret 100% pure doe-in-heat buck lure…shhh don’t tell anyone. So in an […]
Continue readingVideo Proof Why Small Food Plots Are Better Than Big Food Plots
Over the last nine months you have heard Jake, Randy and I talk about small food plots working better than big food plots. This seems to be counter-intuitive because in today’s culture, bigger is always promoted as being better. Biggie Fries, Big Gulps, Super Size, Quadruple Decker Cheeseburgers…..that’s right….I’ve seen them. Have you ever seen […]
Continue readingSummer Habitat Work Pays Off
Many of you WAS members probably remember my video of prepping and planting the small in the woods food plot back in August. This is a small plot located out on the end of a peninsula next to a wetland crossing. Well after burning, disking and planting the rains did come slow at first but […]
Continue readingDeer Reaction To Trail Cameras
It’s been a busy last few weeks for me and most fellow habitat junkies like us here at WAS, getting the late season food plots planted and trying to time them with the rain or moisture that’s in the ground can be and especially this year is a challenge. But I sit here this morning […]
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