Category: Marion Barnes

Habitat management for wildlife is a popular topic for hunters, landowners and wildlife managers. Food plots can play a key role in managing wildlife on your property, especially white-tailed deer. Planting food plots is a great way to increase and improve available nutrition, concentrate wildlife and increase carrying capacity. While food plots do not replace […]

Are you thinking about planting a warm-season wildlife food plot for deer?  Warm-season wildlife food plots can benefit both game and non-game wildlife species when properly planned and established. Food plots can be used to “fill in the gap” when the availability and nutrition of native plant species are poor, which is often the case […]