This is a 2-part episode. In part #1 we talk with Dr. Carroll Johnson all about getting control of smart weeds in your food plots. In the second part, Jason tells the story of his big buck this year and how his food plot strategy made it happen.
Jason Say and Jody Holdbrooks talk about the expectations a food plotter should have from growing food plots to shooting big bucks.
Jason and Jason Lupardus, a wildlife biologist and forester talk all about what you can do with timber stand improvements to create the ultimate whitetail habitat.
Generally speaking, most properties under 200 acres aren’t going to hold big mature whitetail every year, but we go over everything you need to do to tip the scales in your favor.
Prepare to spend more time in the beautiful woods of Clarion County! The property is 233 acres of serene paradise, ready to become your ultimate hunting property with hunting blinds & food plots by Jason Say of Wired Outdoors already set up and included with the sale. It’s conveniently accessed via East End Rd near I80 next to State Gamelands 63, with a solid gravel road entering the property and winding through. Timber is a mix of mature stands, and recently harvested areas allowing for undergrowth to come through to create an amazing wildlife habitat, and Deer Creek winding through the property creates those creek bottoms that wildlife loves.
Jason discusses with Jon Cooner everything that he plants in the spring and why.
Frost seeding is a great way to thicken existing perennial plots and a way to potentially establish new plots. Jason and Brandon discuss all the do’s and don’ts of frost seeding.
Jason talks with Dr. Carroll Johnson about some very common difficult weed problems and how to get rid of them.
