10 Steps To Build Your Deer Parcel

Building your whitetail parcel begins now no matter when your are reading this. Your habitat, herd and hunt can reach levels that you never dreamed of, by following these highly proven steps for designing your deer parcel. Here is the most proven system for building your dream whitetail parcel, in the entire country!
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[@MrRABland]

Wish I could afford web class or a visit, but I’m retired and on fixed income, which makes videos and blog articles so valuable. Thanks for all the free information.

[@justinstarr9828]

Your info is great. My season went far better than other seasons past, just by choosing my days to hunt. Wife and kids are a lot happier and I have been seeing more deer than ever! Keep the vids coming!

[@dinobernardi7406]

This guy is a true class act. Thanks for the knowledge!

[@whitetailhabitatsolutions9751]

Thank you Dino I appreciate that!

[@jaredeastwood7814]

Jeff/Dylan if y’all have never been to Louisiana please come. I’ll even take you to a LSU football game. It’s a great experience. love what you’re doing for weekend deer hunters who need the expertise that you have. Geaux Tigers.

[@jakebrewer5161]

Hey Jeff I watch a lot of your videos I like the information you give I would like to see a video on your seat blends know what's in them stuff like that or possibly maybe put the ingredients on the web page for your website and would like to see more videos of designing small parcels 20 acres or less I'm designing and implementing five acres myself but I'm doing it on a very small budget so I can't get the full experience with with it with switch grass and stuff like that I'm having to use cheaper products to do screening and bedding and stuff like that

[@jaredeberly9724]

Thanks for sharing all of your knowledge Jeff! It really feels good to know I'm using the best practices and it has already paid off twice this year alone. All of my friends and family are surprised at how knowledgeable I am about deer hunting and its mostly due to watching your videos every day. Thank you again

[@montgomeryalred9485]

Just bought all the books. Waiting for delivery can’t wait!!!

[@standas117america5]

It’s about time for western South Carolina mountain visit Jeff

[@kevinheuker8476]

This guy is a great gift to hunters. Thanks for being so forthcoming with such amazing information. I can't wait to get started with your tips!

[@jeffreymalinowski6628]

Hey Jeff, great info. Have you ever considered mentioning what dogs roaming your property can do to a deer herd. I have noticed what happens first hand. Might be a good subject. Thanks for all you do and Happy New Year.

[@gasandgunpowder5401]

I had a fair 150 acre parcel and two years ago had some people move in next door that raise German Shepards move in next to it that let them loose twice a day and went from steady pictures of 130 inch deer to getting 3 pictures of bucks over 80 inches this past season.

[@robertlivingston1634]

​@@gasandgunpowder5401 be grateful you don't have wolves

[@lenkurzynske8735]

I watch all of your utube videos: you continue to teach relevant and useful tactics. Thanks. Your visit was extremely helpful to our future successes

[@therealgabrielcash]

My 221st night ive stayed at that Holi....hotel chain lol good catch, Jeff!

[@brentburdick6002]

When you said Comstock WI I about tipped over. You were about 10 miles away from my home woods where I grew up hunting just outside of Barron and Poskin

[@brentott2497]

What a great video! Thanks for pulling so many important aspects you discuss in other videos into this one resource.

[@whitetailhabitatsolutions9751]

You are very welcome Brent...I truly hope it all helps 👍

[@dainelockart3258]

@@whitetailhabitatsolutions9751 I am interested in getting in touch with you about management for my property but don't know how to contact you directly

[@sethdeville6384]

I’m from Louisiana been watching u for 2 years now I like they way u break down ur ideas iv learn a lot from u i do have land 280 acres but mostly fields 40 acres of pecans trees we do have some good deer the biggest I killd witch was luck a 160 inches 10 point but if u want to down I’ll be more than happy to show u my place

[@CombativeSpynx]

Love the videos, been binge watching in preparation for next years prep on my land. Any recommendations for food for plots on a wetter property in VT?

[@bowman8316]

Thanks for all the great videos.. Happy 2022 to you and everyone 🦌

[@whitetailhabitatsolutions9751]

David...you are truly welcome!! Happy new year and I always appreciate you watching 👍😊

[@sbsaxb611]

Thank you Jeff, for doing this for us hunters. Even for those in Europe, like me, these videos hold a wealth of precious advice.

[@drewharman1690]

Just the video I’ve been waiting for! 🦌😁

[@whitetailhabitatsolutions9751]

That's great Drew!! I hope these steps can help you out 😊

[@rogerrose4573]

Jeff, Love the videos. Still waiting for my call from Diane. 😉

[@runtimmytimer]

I'm looking to move to TN if Dylon wants to go. I've found I like the process of doing the improvements as much as the hunt if you're looking for more team members😉

[@usncorpsman3934]

Meeee too! Sign me up too!

[@marklehman1119]

Like every job, even if you love it, it can get a little bit old doing the same thing all the time. It must be pretty neat to get to see so much land though! It is so enjoyable to learn from your videos. Thanks

[@whitetailhabitatsolutions9751]

Thanks a lot for watching Mark...I really enjoy seeing new lands and meeting new hunters! The best part...

[@littleindian3050]

Great stuff. You should do more case studys on people parcels. Love thos

[@KD406308]

Hi, Jeff. Loved the video. I am all the way down in Louisiana. I heard on one of your videos that you'd like to come down and visit. We have some exceptional fishing and seafood. If you want to plan a trip just let me know; we'd take care of ya.

[@lintonhorton821]

Thanks Jeff, for all the helpful info that you provide. I am attempting to implement some of your strategies in anticipation of having a better year next year. Keeping my fingers 🤞 and thanks again.

[@usnmedic09]

If there is a home on one end of a 40 acre property would you place food closer to the home to maintain depth of cover?

[@whitetailhabitatandhunting]

Thanks Jeff! Cold front coming in this weekend! Can't wait!!!

[@stevegermain1222]

Really appreciate all the videos I keep looking into John comp panties sold out I hope you get some product back in soon I don't want to buy stuff that I'm concerned about from other companies cuz a lot of people especially the switchgrass I keep hearing about nobody having success

[@billkeith2266]

Hi Jeff, One question i have is that we have lots of standing hardwoods behind thick grasses and shrubs which is behind our food plot, So there seems to be enough cover for does but not what i would consider good cover for bucks. What can i do in that open hard wood to create good buck cover? Hinge cut trees or drop trees or something else. How thick should it be?

[@joshny4766]

Morning Jeff! Congrats on a great year! Time to get to work for 2022 ( and to catch up on all the videos I missed during the season!).

[@bryanmadewell709]

Great video. Love huntcast. Really changed my mind set and the way I hunt

[@ajkelley20]

Another great video. Thanks for all the info. I'm developing my parcel on a budget, and your videos are helping a lot.

[@whitetailhabitatsolutions9751]

That's great to hear...I will do my best to keep them coming!

[@bch5513]

Would love to have you down on my dad’s 30 acre triangular property in Mississippi. It is a tough spot. In the hills about 5 miles from delta. He has limited area for plots. Really only 3 level areas. His whole property is in need to cutting “correctly” as all mature hardwoods. The big hills surrounding in every direction are 2-10 year old select cut or cutover. Has ZERO bedding on him and poor daylight activity. Has very mature deer coming in but not for hours after dark..Poor access. It has been a challenge. Hoping to pick up more adjacent land and cut his to provide cover and browse. Don’t want to mess it up for sure doing the wrong way but man, not gonna get much worse…. May need to let the far back plot grow up too because sooo poor access and too much temptation to hunt it and that intrusion has to be impacting. I like the idea of clearing a grown up area up near house for food and using depth of cover back into the parcel.. must improve access too. 😅

[@joehoey8979]

You guys ever do any work in Arkansas? More specifically, NW Arkansas?

[@mike81399]

Thanks Jeff 👍 Hope you had a great Christmas!

[@brianlenneman5032]

Great video Jeff!! It’s amazing how well you cover the US!!

[@tedstogianos552]

I enjoy your videos and appreciate you sharing the knowledge and experience you share with us... I own a little over a hundred acres in new york and was wondering what would it cost for your service....thanks

[@_jasonfirestine4740]

Thank you Jeff. Your knowledge and willingness to share it is greatly appreciated. Be safe, stay well and have a great New Year. Thanks again

[@patrickdickinson375]

Jeff on an established switchgrass stand, do you need to mow each year in early spring before is comes out of dormancy or just leave it and mow for the first time in June, if needed to control weeds?

[@creekriseoutdoors]

Such great experience, advice and encouragement. Thanks Jeff. I’m excited to take your insights to improve my new 180 acre parcel in Ga. Hoping you make a trip down here one day!

[@dswish1730]

Nope ya had a merry Christmas.And I can see a great New Year coming your way.Lived seeing those antlers from your buck you got.Both giants.But that freak is really over the top.Congratulations..Season opened up here yesterday again.But my freezer is full.My wife shot a huge doe with the muzzleloader in rifle season .And that filled it.

[@whitetailhabitatsolutions9751]

Thanks D...u hope that you did too!! And that's awesome too...freezer is full for you! Great your wife got in on the action, too 😊

[@beautheriot2378]

Haha! Check out deer hunting in South Louisiana, marsh hunting is a whole other world. No food plots, no habitat improvement, you basically set up stands to hunt the ridges and spoil banks and pray you don’t have to retrieve one out of the marsh, but you will. Everything you know is out of the window once you’re south of ICWW. Say hello to mud boats and hip boots, lol!

[@ryanmacke150]

Love you Jeff

[@christhompson7151]

Really enjoy your videos Jeff. I've implemented some of your advice on my property here in TN with great success! Keep it coming.

[@richarddean3154]

Great video. Thank you for listing things - it is easy to follow and check off as they are accomplished. "Assemblage" - good word. I use it to describe actors in international relations.

[@dwayneramey8370]

Thanks for the great videos! Helped my daughter get her first buck! I have. 48 acres in southeastern Indiana that I would really like to get you to come to so I can optimize our hunts. I struggle with putting it all together lol. Thanks again, it was really a special year for my daughter and I!

[@dylanthrall5657]

Hey Jeff do you recommend clover in east va

[@brennenbugbee8541]

Could you guys maybe film when you walk the land if it is ok with the land owners and where could I get a thing to sign up so you could walk my land

[@grizzledmillennial4765]

Slightly off topic question. I but up a mock scrape and licking branch according to your instructions and it worked amazingly! It's on public land in a mountainous area. I didn't get to hunt it this year because of starting a new job. But camera had beeen there since June and there was action on it during the day allllll season. My question is how long do you leave in mock scrapes? I planned on leaving it and seeing how it develops in 2022.

[@grizzledmillennial4765]

@Number 1 Fan awesomeness. Thank you

[@rorynelson7548]

My favorite part of your videos are the beginning and how you DO NOT say "hey, what's up guys "

[@dennybirchfield]

Love these vids can't wait to start making improvements putting in another foodplot this year and alot of habitat work to do trying to put the pieces together

[@madmenz4930]

Ever near Western Massachusetts? What model Drone do you use?

[@samuelbashans3810]

Where can I find these pollinator blends that you speak of? Does John carry these? Live watching the videos, keep up the good work.

[@davidsoloninka7742]

Awesome video/information Jeff; you're plan/strategy makes "perfect sense!" Best wishes to you and your family for a Happy and Healthy New Year.😁

[@kurtcaramanidis5705]

What are you rotating in your corn acreage next yr?

[@whitetailhabitatsolutions9751]

Hi Kurt! Rye in the Spring...early...and then Coen on corn for this year. So about an 8 week crop of rye prior to another planting of corn.

[@bucksniper65]

You said one of the states that you have been to was Tn. Where in Tn did you come to? I am close to Chattanooga.

[@steveclark3461]

I have got a few other guys following this now. So helpful. 👍👍👍

[@usncorpsman3934]

Whenever you want to experience some hunting the suburbs of Pa in archery, I would be glad to show you the monsters around these little towns and pockets of woods. You only have to be 50yds away from a building 😘Lol

[@tyrrellmastropaolojr7972]

Thanks for your free help.

[@LoneWolf-zw5yn]

Could your methods be implemented and used with other deer species? In my circumstance would be Fallow deer in Australia 🇦🇺

[@underdogoutdoors]

I own properties, & lease others, purchased my first 37 years ago and still own it. It will take a decade of trying plus some luck to get your property where it needs to be, without the help of an expert. The time I would have saved if you guys have been around for me back then, plus all the damage I did hinge cutting too high etc... wasted effort, getting it 90% correct but then going in the wrong way, hunting low value days etc... Hiring you would actually have been the cheapest thing I could have done.

[@usncorpsman3934]

What state? I'm looking for a hunting lease in sw pa.

[@underdogoutdoors]

@@usncorpsman3934 Didn't mean to mislead, I lease as in, I pay for a few leases that I hunt, I wish I had enough land to lease out to others.

[@usncorpsman3934]

@@underdogoutdoors Ohh, lol, I got ya. Peace brother to you and yours. Jesus Christ is at the door.

[@marksommer873]

I'm here in western Montana. No corn or soybean fields within hundreds of miles. About 13" annual precipitation with almost zero rain in July and August so food plots not possible. Most species of trees and shrubs mentioned in videos do not even live here. Bur oak is the only oak native to Montana and that is only southeast Montana. So need to try to interpolate from the videos to try to figure out what fits my situation.

[@adamwiney6863]

I try to get the people I hunt with to follow the things that you are saying in every video but no one will listen to me on our 20 acre property. Every year we never shoot nice bucks only seeing spikes and very small buck. Even with this my family won’t change their ways of how to hunt the property. Any suggestions? Thanks!

[@tannerbaney4649]

How do I manage a long 100 acre property that starts at the bottom of the mountain and goes half way up the mountain and parallels the top of the mountain?? I've always struggled with trying to figure out this and don't want to start cutting in the wrong spots

[@tonymiller5668]

Jeff, I tried your method of spraying 3 times to plant switchgrass. I planted in June and wound up with giant foxtail. What should I do?

[@whitetailhabitatsolutions9751]

Hi Tony! Definitely want to frost seed and get that switch up a lot sooner. Also mow in July and August if needed. I would mow in roughly 4vwerks after Spring Green up. Also hit with Simazine prior to spring green up.

[@andrewfarquhar681]

Are the web classes available in Canada? I have tried to order them but it only gives you options for American addresses. Please let me know. Would love to order some of them this winter. Thanks!

[@poplardeer]

I took your class, was very happy with the content. How do I join the private FB group? I could never figure that out.

[@dled2010]

if i have a 40 acre parcel and the food is on one side, and a road is on the other, how much of that depth is taken away from bucks by the road. Assuming they won't want to bed right by the road.

[@sasquatch4844]

Are you ok with walking through a bedding area down a creek in the morning before light when not being able to walk around because of a river on one side and deer in fields on the other

[@garyvoit5132]

W.H.S.... do you provide hunting land reviews??.. i am trying to design my 45 acres.

[@raymondsutton8863]

Ever done one in Texas?

[@jowhi9296]

Jeff. Does the webclass offer online consults of our drawings? I noticed you said you critique them, but didn't know if was actually their property that was critiqued or something you assigned. Thanks Sir

[@seldomseen_outdoors]

Price of just coming to walk a property? Central PA

[@whitetailhabitatsolutions9751]

It depends on where in PA...and the size of parcel. I work out-of New Philly OH at times. $2450 to $2950 if within 2 hours of my hotel during that trip. Other than that...I don't really get to the rest of PA.

[@joshdunaway4328]

If your really interested in coming to Louisiana I would love to be your first client! I’ve got a small 40acres! Would love to have your opinion on it

[@Camera1931-p5v]

3000 dollars a day is nice! You are making some nice money! Good for you!

[@michaelporter194]

Jeff, how do I contact you to discuss a visit?

[@madmenz4930]

Ever near Western Massachusetts

[@stanleymonroe5566]

I have does bedding down in front of my blind smh but only did that for 2 nights

[@Alltheabovec_p]

This is a totally random question that nobody has been able to answer for me but will dogs on my land is scare my deer away ?

[@bb8503]

I didn’t hear you say Arkansas in there lol. What about Arkansas?

[@usncorpsman3934]

Looking for land to hunt for work or money in SW PA, I'm a working stiff so I can't pay a lot, but a couple grand is doable with payments, a small disabled war veteran discount would be appreciated.

[@anthonymusso5282]

you want to do a free parcel eval in Louisiana? Ive got a place for you! I even have a house you can stay at for free

[@whitetailhabitatsolutions9751]

But I wish I had the spare time for something like that...thank you tho!

[@anthonymusso5282]

@@whitetailhabitatsolutions9751 Lol, maybe one day, lol

[@timshular3983]

Have you been to CANADA? You should. Eh...

[@markburrell2778]

Make it a jungle and they will come. Pine needle or hardwood deserts dont work. Blackberry briars, honeysuckle, and privet hedge are wonderful.

[@eddietolbert5308]

Saying doing tsi is a waste if you don't have a quality food plot is horrible advice. Remember this guy has a seed company. I believe i read 70 percent of a deers diet is woody browse. I have watched deer browse in the woods on young new growth after a timber harvest with 300 acres of quality ag 75 yards away and never go to the ag. Food plots make us feel good, and can help us kill deer no doubt. But remember this dude sells seed for part of his living. There's a reason every video he has is about food plots. If he sold chainsaws he would be promoting tsi