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Land Management

Picking the Best Clover for Deer on Your Land

Many wildlife managers today incorporate clover into their comprehensive deer management strategies. It is widely planted in states like Georgia, Alabama, and Mississippi, where large

A Seasonal Guide to Deer Feed Selection

Hunting, Land Management

Whether you are a small or large landowner or belong to a club looking for a way to make a significant difference in your local

Your Next Pole Barn Project: Endless Possibilities for Your Land

Land Management

Spend any time driving back roads in the rural South and you’ll see them everywhere. Open-sided sheds sheltering tractors. Horse barns tucked behind tree lines.

Throw and Grow Food Plots – No-Till Food Plotting Without Big Equipment

Hunting, Land Management

Spend enough time around hunting camps in the South and you start hearing a familiar refrain sometime around July: “I’d try no till if I

How to Kill Weeds in Your Clover Food Plots Without Killing the Clover

Hunting, Land Management

Clover remains one of the most valuable food plot species for whitetail deer and turkeys across the South. It’s high in protein, relatively inexpensive and

Ryegrass Doesn’t Belong in Your Food Plot: Here’s How to Get Rid of It

Hunting, Land Management

For a long time, I thought ryegrass was just part of food plotting. It was cheap, it sprouted fast, and when you’re trying to get

Building a New Food Plot From Scratch

Hunting, Land Management

Picking the right location for a new game food plot is much like choosing a location for a new business. Location is everything in both

5 Hunting Cabin Ideas

Hunting, Land Management, Tips

A hunting cabin is a great way to facilitate family involvement in your hunting pursuits. Even if momma doesn’t hunt, for example, chances are she’ll

A Beginner’s Guide To A Controlled Burn

Land Management

A controlled burn has been documented through research to provide the most cost-efficient means to provide both total forage and total protein to wildlife. In

Invasive Species Watch: Why Cogongrass Should Scare Every Landowner

Hunting, Land Management

Cogongrass is one of the most aggressive and destructive invasive plants in the Southeast, and once it becomes established, it can fundamentally change the landscape.