Photo by Gameandfishmag.com As part of our ongoing spring and summer food plotting series, we figured that covering some basic mistakes made in food plotting would be a good idea. Lord knows that myself and most other food plotters have made the same mistakes, and sometimes more than once. It is far easier to make those mistakes that lead to failure than to stumble upon success in food plotting. You can surely get lucky by tossing seeds out there and having the right combinat

Photo by Wiscnews.com Tractor season is officially upon us. We now trade the camo of turkey season for work boots and sweat on the brow. We will be covering plenty of the intricacies involved in food plotting and land management throughout the spring, summer, and beyond. But we wanted to start the season with an important message or heads-up. As we take to the fields to mow trails, trim perennials, and plant the food plots of the future, we have to keep an eye out for newborn

Photo by The Bearded Buck April means springtime in the outdoors. It also means more than the start of turkey and fishing seasons. April is go-time on getting ready to plant those spring food plots. One of the more active months of the year for those hunters who go the extra mile. While the food plotting community remains split and somewhat skeptical of spring food plot planting, there is no doubt that it can benefit the deer herd. Proper nutrition is crucial as bucks begin t