Deer Food Plots - Natural No Till - Cut Them Often

Doc explains how they work the deer food plots naturally without tilling or fertilizer. Regenerative practices force new grow and soil health while returning the cuttings creates healthy soil.

[@whitetail_hunter71]

Glad to hear someone finally agrees with me with buck to doe ratios on small pieces of land

[@BLUE6_6]

Good morning doc, this is blue from Indian Head Maryland. I love your videos. Watch you every chance you have a new video coming up. Very very very helpful. Thank you for your service and I'm a army vet. Can't wait till the next video.

[@cnidawgs00]

Great video.. love the tunes

[@natemoore3841]

That property is so cool

[@rjike49]

Thanks for makin this one doc! It’s crazy how tall and green your stuff is already when everything else is still in transition! Do you put any protein pellets in your feeders?

[@sy73326]

Awesome soil care

[@adamghazal9204]

Love it, thanks Doc!!

[@henrysmifth536]

Great video 👍👍

[@AntoineClaquin-cf2hd]

Great content, thank you. Hope you feeling better and takin it easy. It’s a circle. Keep it up! 👍🏻

[@jets1722]

hey Doc, what do you do under the fence lines to keep it clear from grass and weeds?

[@BossMan_Jerm]

Roundup probably

[@WhittyPics]

Looks like you are keeping John busy

[@noname-rl2wm]

I'm curious to know the costs of maintaining your property the way you do year-round.

[@douglasbarnhart3324]

Thanks Doc.😁

[@marksdailylife7808]

Hey doc let’s get back to Bermuda grass

[@jimmymiller4732]

Doc, with all of the work that you have to do on your lawn in Florida should we expect you to follow your Doctor's advice? Smirk, yeah sure you will🙄

[@idontlikehandles]

Hello Doc. Posting on the latest video instead of the May Lawn Care video. Not sure if you answer comments to older videos. I put down PGF Balance 10-10-10 April 15. Do I need to wait 4 weeks to put down PGF Complete? Also, you put down a lot of grass seed. I bought the Scotts Wizz 6.25-lb Broadcast Grass Seed Spreader at Lowe's. It uses 4 AA batteries, so you don't have to spin the spreader yourself. The batteries actually last a reasonable amount of time. I've used mine for the last couple of years, so it holds up well. Would like to know your thoughts if you ever try it out. As always, your property looks amazing!