Jason talks about the giant buck he has showing up and what his plan is to shoot him! We also discuss the brand new cellular trail camera, the Edge, from Moultrie Mobile with Marketing Director, Mark Olis.
Jason has extremely successful outdoor writer, Scott Bestual on the show and they talk destination vs kill plots as well as what you should look for in designing your food plot shape and size.
Jason talks with Wildlife Biologist, Merle Hacker, all about free habitat management and food plot services available to landowners. Related Podcasts: Sponsors:
Jason and Brandon discuss their favorite food plot seed blends and why.
Jason and Jon Cooner discuss the different methods of planting food plots from drilling to traditional methods.
Jason discusses the state of the fertilizer industry with Josh Lesniak of J and J Feeds and Needs. Josh owns the local feed store and has been working with fertilizer his entire life.
In the first half of the show Jason and Brandon discuss what they are planting as well as some pretty cool cost cutting experiments. In the second half, Jason is talking to Matt Kunz of Kunz Engineering all about the equipment he is using with his quad to plant all his food plots.
In this episode we are talking about the brand new App developed specifically for Food Plotters called Plot Perfection. It is simply amazing!! plotperfection.com
With the skyrocketing prices and shortage of fertilizer we give tips and advice on being more efficient and possible fertilizer alternatives.
We are in the middle of a glyphosate shortage and it’s only going to get worse! We discuss all the different options you have for weed control without glyphosate.
Join Jason as he talks to Cory Croft, Wildlife Biologist and Land Manager, everything he does managing his property from food plots to deer trail cam surveys. Then Cory gives us all the details and amazing story of his 199” giant buck!
Jason and Jon discuss any and everything that will help a new food plotter to an old food plotter of when and why they might seek the services of a food plot consultation.
