Q: due to heavy/persistent rains, I haven't been able to work my plots let alone plant anything thus far. Clover/chicory is going into half of each plot- late! What are you recommending for the seeding rate on rye, when mixing with the clover for that early Aug planting?

Over-seeding rye into a plot that is emerging is fine, but casting it on the top of bare soil risks loss due to birds, squirrels and drought. I can't drill; so, I need to get that rye covered with dirt to insure some growth. However, after a drag to cover the rye, I'll have to broadcast the clover, then cultipack.

Would this grow well with one spraying a hand broadcasting?

I have ph level of 12 want to get down to 7 what can I use for this is their a liquid spray for this

I just want to know how not to be seen so i can watch them YOU GUYS WATCH THIS TO HUNT THEM!!!?? NOOOOOOOOOO

Thin that forest to a much lower basal area level and get better forage and cover through out your entire property. You are just adding a drop in the bucket with those small openings compared to what you could do.

Plant it first time just for bees 🐝 such a miracle and very delicious plant 🌱😍

Interesting Continued Success your obviously Driven n thinking of Every possible way to improve your habitat 😎

Agreed 100%. Have you ever done a spring clover seeding then went back a month later and over seeded with more clover?

Spraying poison is bad. Think cancer.

Do I have to kill my existing weeds and grasses before I play buckwheat in a new plot area?

Lots of great information….

What is the grass behind you ?

Apparently driving down the highway at 8pm in rural Georgia in October in a 2 ton shiny white vehicle with high intensity headlights works pretty well.

should the seed be water soaked prior to spreading?

My superstition is second week of November that's just from my first time hunting last year. Im already planning on going up again. I thought oh maybe I might get a clear shot at a decent doe or a small buck, but what happened on the second week of the second day was a moment that ill never forget. A massive 8 point buck walked into my field of view i didn't even hear it, i saw it out of the corner of my walking my about 35 yards away but it wasn't broadside, it kept walking towards me in the tree stand i was put in then at 20 yards it turned for the perfect shot double lung hit with the crossbow.

Take care of the B.O.and you wont be seen...If they smell you they will be looking

When is the latest for upstate New York?

Excellent video! Would you recommend putting down lime BEFORE or AFTER tilling the plot? Thanks!!

Can I Spread Lime And Fertilizer At Same Time

Here in Southwest Missouri- I'm prepping some ground for a plot. Moving forward, I'm thinking I'll plant BWheat mid-June, then mow & rake it mid-August. At that point, my plan is to broadcast and aerate oats, ladino clover, and cereal rye into what I'm hoping becomes a real "honey-hole". I would appreciate your thoughts regarding my plan!!!

That's sweet. I am trying it this summer !

Terrific video! My small-acreage property slopes downhill and is 600+ feet wide where it ends at a creek bottom. Trail cameras show deer transiting along the creek. I'd been wondering if making an ATV-wide trail might encourage deer to so use it rather than picking their way through the undergrowth, and your video and comments hit the nail on the head. Thanks!

What a treasure chest of information! And anyone can tell this is right off the cuff. I have 45 acres in NE Arkansas already planned in my mind now. Thanks!!!

I really love watching your videos man!

Whenever I see this title pop up in suggestions.... I automatically think of "How Not to Be Seen" by Monty Python's Flying Circus... Go watch it..

Instead of using a semi transparent blue filter you should have changed the actual levels of each color to intensify blues and yellows and desaturate the reds and oranges

Deer can see solid orange unless there is a snow background.

My fear of hinge cutting is how many years will the tree live after it’s cut. I’d like to see a 5-10 year video showing the progress at that point. Thanks for sharing your experience with us.

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This was good. Part 2 video still to come?

Very interesting, a lot of times it’s things we already know but it’s good to be reminded Thanks 🙏

Basically April 1st plus or minus 2 weeks?

Confusing saying nature's way, God's way, then Mother Nature's way of seeding 🤨

" Excuse me, um...are you looking for me? YOU... Are you looking for me? Bess sharpen your skills, bruh."😅😅

Do you find any sheds on these buck sneak trails?

Also Gamehide sells a great product of clothing called Elimatick for that viewer asking about ticks. It works better than any spray. But combined you wont have any tick problems.

Awesome video ! I to live in med Michigan and was thinking about clearing out all my thick brush. But because of your videos I'm now going to just cut trails. For the deer to travel in the way that I can motivate them on my 80 acers . Thank you for the good advice.

You do a good job explaining.

Good video. Great explanation of the how, what, where, when and why.

Excellent video, facts,, YOU KNOW your hunting Sir

Was helpful. New to mock scraps. Put a rope out today I thought I should of dug the ground up but I didn't. Will next time.

Holy shit..I haven't seen that many deer in one spot since I was a little kid in the late 80s

How do I know what is my best stand

Ughh maple trees.. We have roughly 25 thousand taps now..

Thanks for the video Jake.

12 acres in north Fl. Near lk city. Vines 🤬🤬. Palmetto’s. ,scrub palms 😤🤪🤦🏻‍♂️. Caraliona jasmin . Thick two ft high vines. Then toss in down tree from last fall hurricane. Work work work. Lots of chain sawing, hand held weed eater with cutting blade on it. The deer definitely use trails created. Use fence lines, small low areas,ditches. The edge of those thick palmetto bushes work great as edge And cover Use small .20 acres food plots dotted across the 12 acres , a couple tub styl water holes and the deer will come Could pick and chose deer to target.

When cutting/hinging the trees, what do you do about pines?

Using ornamental orange trees for one side...serves as a fence also...not for everyone/everywhere... requires minimal effort to control and very effective... research and you'll see why.... great tool but in select situations (long SHARP thorns)

Working 30a 20yrs... screening makes small acreage feel larger to the deer.... I lken it to making cardboard play houses/nooks/crannies for small children and cats... just right on this video info...