Designing Deer Parcels for Deer NOT PEOPLE!

[@VitalizeSeed]

I have known Jared and Brian for years.... top-notch guys, who have learned and interviewed some of the best consultants and PHDs. in the industry. Great PODCAST!

[@radamrussell]

This has me rethinking what I was about to recommend for a buddy's place with regard to food plots -- iron clay peas, winter hardy oats and clover. Am thinking no-till and natives as much as possible now cause he is a busy farmer, maybe reintroduce or up the number of preferred browse like greenbriar with features that promote vine growth and just focus on first-choice and second choice native browse species and providing cover like willow thickets on high ground around the swampier areas maybe some pear and native persimmon trees and other late-summer, early fall sweeteners in strategic spots. I like it. Wheels are turning. Good podcast

[@jake-hofer]

This was a fun one -thanks for visiting the office!

[@BRIANSC0TT]

Yes sir! Thanks for having us!

[@outdoorfamilytraditions9352]

Shoutout from the thumb 👍🏻 great podcast guys

[@camthecameraman5096]

This was a great podcast!

[@radamrussell]

I don't know if y'all are looking at purposeful application of the 'three sisters' gardening method or how native browse might fit in a purposeful planting application, but between the sunflowers and peas and clover, other species it looks like that sort of combo idea, maybe some native sweet potato vines for ground cover/weed control - but the method seems applicable in a no-till row-type planting option rather than random seed spreading. Just an idea

[@caseysowards6086]

If you guys are into habitat stuff you should look into land & legacy. Those guys are top notch and super super knowledgeable and can talk habitat for hours.

[@thepinkerton657]

I have 1/10 acre property, mostly fenced in, in the middle of a 1600 home neighborhood near a major metropolitan area. What can I do to bring more deer to my back yard? Looking to get them into the 30 feet between the trampoline and the swing set.

[@wyattgardner3552]

I'd recommend planting an apple tree or a large corn pile. Which ever one is approved by the HOA.

[@BRIANSC0TT]

Deer Co-Cane

[@ginogranata6548]

Just had josh eichenberg from whitetail driven Solutions out our 250 acre parcel for a weekend and he came up with some great ideas we designed a in depth plan ..he gave detailed explanation on how, where and why to do each improvement..looking forward to starting the build

[@uncleslam375]

Turn the mic up dudes.