When hunting bucks we tend to shoot the younger ones. Guilty as charged – I’m like anybody else, a buck’s a buck and down. As time goes on however, and you get older, you want to zero in on mature bucks. It’s good for the herd and certainly good for growing big deer. If you want to control the hunting pressure on your land, approach, your hunt, and your exit all has to be done…
When it comes to wildlife foraging options, you don’t necessarily need acres of food and crop fields in order to keep deer well-fed. More often than not, the tons of acres of native grasses for bedding could get costly and time-consuming. Adam Keith of Growing Deer TV offers a reliable alternative by offering security in smaller properties, aiming for more sunlight to hit the soil with the native forage approach. Does working with soybeans, clover,…
