Looking Back

Food Plot Maintenance The summer months are a time when land managers can take time to assess past management projects such as food plots. At this point in the growing season, perennial food plots can be maintained a few different ways. A simple survey of the area can point you in the right direction on […]

In The Loop

Snares For Trapping Now that the food plots are in and we have some downtime, it’s never too early to start preparing for trapping season. Snares, where legal, are easy to build and modify. With just a few materials, you can economically modify existing snares or build your own. This week, we’re with professional trapper, […]

Perspectives

Food Plots There are many ways to plant food plots. Some people are fortunate enough to use large ag equipment, some have small tractors, while others might only be using an ATV, but the end result for everyone is getting the seed in the ground to ensure germination.  Properly utilizing whatever equipment you have and […]

Contrasts

Planting Food Plots The record rainfall of the spring of 2013 has delayed our food plot planting, but the month of June still offers a great opportunity to plant summer food plots in the Midwest. This week we’re planting Eagle Forage Soybeans in Illinois. Different planting times require different planting techniques, but with the right […]