Deer Food Plots Made Easy. DIY easy step-by-step instructions.

A special training series with practical information on food plots and all sorts of handy deer hunting tips to help you succeed on the quest for your trophy buck.

At last I finished the Second Edition book the other day. I found it to be easy to read and understand. It highlighted the important parts of doing a food plot that will succeed. Weed control almost keeps me awake at night just thinking about them. The thought process of what to plant and when was very helpful. Again it is like having someone walk the property and tell me what to do. In talking to some friends about the book the same thing came up always. They wanted something that they could read and understand without having a degree to go along with it.

If you are thinking about starting a food plot or have a food plot you would like to improve I know how daunting this task can be. If you are like me, when I first started out, you searched the internet, subscribed to forums, read magazines, purchased books and DVDs looking for a straight forward reference book to help you answer your questions.

Avoid Poor Location Choices Avoid planting varieties that are not suitable to your area. Avoid planting varieties not considered tasty to deer. Avoid pH and soil nutrient errors. Avoid plot failures due to weeds. Avoid destroying your plot through ineffective fertilizer or inappropriately applied herbicides. Avoid the trap of believing there is a “magic seed.”

The First Edition gives you the strategies and the Second Edition shows real plots taking advantage of these strategies.

In this portion of the book we discuss: -plot placement relative to prevailing wind patterns -natural habitat features that are important to deer – cover interface techniques… Read more…