Deer Food Plots The Simple Way - Introduction

[@kellydragoon604]

Hi Matt. I pretty much do the same as you. I only have about a quarter acre food plot. Mostly sandy logging landing. Been building up soil with rye and clovers. No till for last 3 years. Just ordered your book.

[@mattmorse]

Excellent. Hope the book is helpful, Kelly.

[@chrishensley7205]

Looking very forward to it!!

[@patriotmjb]

Great video again. Small world too. I’ve got 20 acres in oceola county. It is so sandy

[@mattmorse]

Hey, neighbor! Truly is a small world. This program should improve your sandy soil over time if you keep adding to your organic matter with the rye plantings each year. Good luck this fall! Osceola County hunting gets a little better every year.

[@juleswinnfield826]

Sounds good, looking forward to your videos, thanks for sharing. MI landowner as well looking to improve my land and food plots Lapeer Co.

[@Trump-w8d]

Can’t wait for some field walk about s

[@jeffwade451]

Hey Matt ... excellent videos and system ... also purchased your book from Bezos ... thank you ... I'm in East Tennessee, so a "little" south of you in what most seed dealers call the transition zone ... could you recommend a source(s) for cereal rye? None of the box stores here (Tractor Supply, Rural King, Ag CoOps) stock pure rye, so I need to order it ... thanks again!

[@mattmorse]

Hi Jeff. Thanks for the kind words. Yeah, my system is definitely geared toward a northern climate, so you may have to make some adjustments, but it should still work for you. Unfortunately, I don't have a recommendation on a source for rye. I have always been able to get it locally at coops, feed mills, etc. It's very easy to find up here. Good luck!

[@rep1989]

Hancock seed has been very helpful to me for getting food plot supplies that I can't find locally. they sell in 5, 25 and 50 pound bags

[@jeffwade451]

@@rep1989 Yes! Since talking to Matt, I found Hancock also … seeded their “killer clover” early this spring and put out some of their fall and winter mix last week on bare spots just to get something growing … thank you …