Early Season Food Plots: How to Maximize Success 

Don't owe her a dang thing.

Thanks man for watching my man. I love that pulverizer. Going to be putting in a new lawn with it next week, that thing makes it easy.

No worries buddy. It was all big tooth Aspen, not the greatest wood but a shame that it went to waste.

How many acres of corn and beans do you have planted Brandon? I don't have enough room for beans right now, they'll eat them right down to the dirt.

@@ForestHogOutdoors 75 corn, 20 beans, 10 oats, 45ish hay. You and Elliot get 8f doe permits, you're welcome to come blast some. Rifle, shotgun, bow, idc. When neighbor 2miles away spotlights he sees 60-75. Woodchucks are way worse on beans than deer. I'm about 25-30 miles e of Rochester. Between mom and I we own about 260-70 acres. Woods, swamp, grown up creek flats, open, hills, u name it

@@brandonhoad9033 wow, sounds like my dream setup. You're putting us to shame! May take you up on that offer.

Love the name dude.

I could not agree with you more. Almost that time of year, looking forward to this bow season.

Thanks man, what are you playing this year?

@@ForestHogOutdoors went with HD screen around plot, not great results yet. Buckwheat cover crop with half going into brassica and Austrian peas. Other half fall forage and cereal rye. Going to use some plot boost when all comes up. Fingers crossed.

@@JBesq let me know how it comes up. Interested to see how the peas do with brassica. I've always done brassica with clover that comes up nicely in the spring.

@@ForestHogOutdoors will do

How'd she turn out this year?

Thanks John. My buddy has some land in Bliss, I love taking the snowmobiles out that way. We're in the Holland/South Wales area south of Aurora.