Frigid air, frozen fields, and ground as hard as granite might not have you thinking about food plots. But if you want fields of deer forage next fall that will attract and nurture heavy-racked bucks, ...

Planting perennials will save you time and money. Most important, these plots will keep deer coming back to your property year after year Food plots are becoming an annual ritual for the nation’s ...

Given how small these plots are, my vision is that would be the reason deer hunters would use them,” says Adams, who isn’t relying on the little plot to produce much tonnage (though Williams is more ...

Four tips for better food plots When implementing food plots to attract deer and other wildlife to your property there are many facets to consider for optimum results. The following four tips will ...

So, with acorns a preferred food for deer, food plots might be a secondary food source during the upcoming hunting season. Hunters scouting for the start of the archery season might want to walk ...

Chris Niskanen's article in the Nov. 27 Brainerd Dispatch regarding illegal deer baiting correctly identified the probable reasons Minnesota hunters bait deer. However, I suggest a broader issue was ...

Deer season is months away, but there's plenty of planning to be done now for landowners looking to increase the attractiveness of their land to deer during this fall's hunting seasons. Jeremy Brown, ...

A deer eats a plant you don’t recognize. Then, another, and another, and it “selects” these over your food plot or corn pile. On another hunt, a buck hits several obscure native species, and ...

Many deer hunters and land managers across Louisiana and Mississippi have delayed planting their food plots this year because of the extreme heat. Not only is hot, dry weather tough on young seedlings ...

If you drive long enough on roads in rural Mississippi, sooner or later you'll probably see an elevated hunting stand overlooking a food plot. It's a scene found at most camps across the state, but ...

Today on your lawn and garden we’re talking about something a little unusual. John, what do we have here? I see some bags and buckets. What’s this all about? It’s the time of year to put our food ...