DIY Land Management

The Firminator RT (rototiller) is truly a one-pass planting machine that prepares, plants and covers seed in food plots.

Grow better wildlife fruit trees with these quick spring-maintenance tips. Just a little effort will give your wildlife fruit trees a jump start on the summer-growing season. Check out this short how-to video below.

Predator Xtreme Editor, Mark Olis, shares his chair and shooting-sticks combo to help him hunt longer and make the shots he's given.

Planting small orchards of select, late-dropping fruit trees can draw and hold deer on your property for better hunting. Bob Wallace of Chestnut Hill Outdoors visits Borrowed Acres to help implement fruit trees into the hunting strategy.

Here’s a look at how Mark Olis plants the best food plots possible at Borrowed Acres.

The Borrowed Acres summer food plots are near the end of the growing season and the guys have some good results with grain sorghum and lab-lab beans.

There are dozens of baits and lures for trapping predators. In this video Mark Olis will show you the specific baits and lures he uses when targeting coyotes in the summer.

Mark Olis visits Borrowed Acres to check on their grain sorghum and Lablab bean plots.

We add summer food plots to the wildlife menu at Borrowed Acres this season. The guys plant grain sorghum and lablab for a summer-through-fall food plot that not only attracts and holds deer and turkeys, but gives them vital nutrients during the summer months.

Not all food plots are created equal, but with the Firminator you can plant and grow crops like a farmer and wildlife will flock to it.

Shooting houses are nice for keeping the weather off of you when hunting, but if they have properly fitting windows they can also help contain your scent. Here’s a look at some easy-to-install custom windows for your next shooting house.

Attracting deer is one thing, but giving them something that benefits their overall healthy is another. Big Tine is more than an attractant, it’s a health food for whitetails.

Trail camera surveys are a great way to see how many does and bucks (especially what type of bucks) are on your property just before season starts. Here are a few products that can help with this important chore.

Minerals are an important part of a deer’s diet, especially in the summer months. Think of them as a daily vitamin for your deer herd.

With coyotes wreaking havoc on whitetail fawns in the Southeast, Mark Olis is implementing a predator-trapping program on his hunting property this summer.

Southern Habitats visits Borrowed Acres to help establish high-protein native browse for deer.

The guys at Borrowed Acres assemble an Advantage Hunting Blind for the property. This particular blind will be an elevated stand for one of food plots.