Jason and Jody Holdbrooks talk about the best time of year to consistently shoot mature bucks in the early season feeding patterns and how you should adjust your habitat improvement strategies accordingly.
Jason is talking all about trees for whitetail with Caleb of Whitetail Hill Chestnuts. They discuss how to incorporate trees into your overall habitat management strategy.
Jason and Matt Kunz of Kunz Engineering discuss how you can plant and maintain food plots on any size of a budget.
Jason and his guest, Wildlife Biologist, Jody Holdbrooks discuss deer management and the difficulties associated with “managing the herd.”
Jason talks with Mark Olis from Moultrie on the best strategy on scouting and hunting your food plots as well as the use of cellular trail cameras.
Jason talks with Jason Lupardus, a wildlife biologist all about different habitat improvement methods, including hinge cutting, hack and squirt and prescribed burns.
Jason and Brandon talk about helping guys determine what they should plant this fall and Jason discusses his strategy and plans for his personal food plots.
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.
Jason discusses with Jon Cooner everything that he plants in the spring and why.
