Entries Tagged Food Plots

Don’t have the time, money or equipment to plant large food plots? No sweat. Think small.

On a tight budget, what’s the minimum amount of equipment necessary to plant and maintain food plots?

Among mast-bearing trees, planting food plots with chestnut trees is an excellent choice. Studies have shown that chestnuts are nutritionally superior to acorns making it an attractive lure for deer and other game animals.

Food plots don't have to be expensive. Here are several inexpensive food plot methods proven to work, while keeping your wallet full.

Planning on adding food plots to your whitetail property? These tips can help you make a savvier food-plot plan.

As you're planning this year's food plots for deer, consider the pros and cons of annuals versus perennials.

Don't wait until August. February — or March and April for those who live in colder, northern climates where the ground is still frozen — is the ideal time to take soil samples for food plot readiness.

According to a recent survey, food plots are growing in popularity among hunters who manage wildlife where they hunt.

Food plots come in all shapes and sizes, but if you're a one-man-band finding the time to thoroughly manage your hunting property can be challenging. These 5 tips will help you keep your hunting land more productive.

Ten months prior to the author killing his biggest turkey in more than two decades of chasing Toms, he transformed a leftover food plot into a gobbler hangout.

Discover the best new management products for keeping up your food plot.

Learn how to beat the heat for your food plot when dry weather is bound to happen.

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