Forest to Food Plot in 5 Easy Steps

[@seec1]

So should he only make videos with the equipment that you have? I'm thankful to see a good video with someone using what they do have. Doesn't have to be made for every single person in mind. Good video period!

[@huntingfishingnorthwest678]

Good Video! Gonna try to do this by hand without the heavy machinery. Wish me luck.

[@loneranger5349]

Man has it going on ❤

[@houndsmanone4563]

Thanks for showing all the steps to make your food plot. I sure wish I had seen this prior to starting my plot area. I had cut all the tre tops of mature pines down and cut the trees flush with the surface and I can't effectively do anything b/c of roots, etc. That bull dozer would have been a great piece of machinery in my arsenal🙂 . Enjoyed a full=watch. O'll work some on the little plot after I figure how to remove so many tree roots. I have a backhoe bur that's one heck of a job. Like digging a pond area with a spoon (smile). Lesons Learned. Have a Merry Christmas. 👍🏽🙂

[@houndsmanone4563]

Nice work. I am clearing a small food plot area and it's not taking me just 8 hours. Doing everything by hand, walk-behind brush cutter, loppers, chainsaw, and a whole lot of sweat equity (smile). I now can maneuver the tractor through the area. Thanks for the video.

[@huntingfishingnorthwest678]

Houndsman One Gonna Try the same!

[@jeffenglishsetter8339]

Nice toys, if only I could do that with my JD 140 circa 1972...lol

[@habitatplace9473]

Great Job!

[@TheT2tracer]

That's all 12 hours of work how awesome. Oh yeah don't forget the $26K in farm equipment....

[@jacobwill3963]

Tracy Schweitzer more like 100k lol

[@ROARINGLION11]

Ya know you can rent an excavator for about 3-500 for the day.

[@anonymouse257]

LMAO0O0O0 Yeah, my family doesn’t need to eat for the next month.

[@bwnj42]

great job,, but let's jump back to reality,, your everyday hunter is not going to have that kind of equipment..

[@anthonykontos7931]

Great job, Thinking about getting this rig what settings did you use in the on your tractor attachment?

[@root2614]

Yea 5 easy steps. Just grab a dozer and a brand new tractor. No big deal

[@nickw101381]

My wife said it was fine to go pick up a dozer next week.

[@huntingfishingnorthwest678]

You can always grab a go kart and weld something on to do the job lol

[@dullhooksproduction4270]

After the trees are dead and off to the side what is done with them? Is there a cover benefit to them remaining there?

[@nohopeskateboarding1940]

What day or month did you plant the seeds?

[@BeagleHunter]

What's the weight on your tractor? Looks great. I'm looking to get a grapple, I've got a ton of rocks some need dug out and I also want to get small saplings out by the root ball.

[@tonyjordon7005]

Garden rake...hatchet...seed ... fertilizer....and sweat....oh and plenty of Gatorade...took me a total of 2 hrs to plant 3 5x10 food plots. Cool video though.

[@drumavenger83]

Tony Jordon 2 years ago, I made a quarter acre plot with a pruning saw and shears. Lots of sweat and ticks! I will be doubling the plot size after the season is over... and it's cooler!

[@308alaska]

What a crappy intro sound.......mortar round coming in?

[@joshblick]

Really loud

[@cblink22]

when did McCormick start making tractors again mind blow ?

[@lovemyboy3050]

let us know how its holds up in jan. thanks

[@Sam_Holladay]

Is this a reload?

[@wildbryan2217]

Looks like he is upset that Matt’s food plots the best,lol ...there goes the transition area between the plot and bedding area ...let me go get the komatsu D575a dozer and the 9620R John deer tractor I’m going to clear some shit......but for real if you have the equipment to do it why not ...plus it looks like your keeping some trees in the middle which is cool I would of left a big clump to have a stand in ....good job on the plot ....let’s see Thomson of the buck that utilize it

[@markbatzel]

Man lots of hate on the equipment used. You can rent a dozer bigger than that, Case 650L, for 430 a day here in NJ. Or the even bigger Case 850M for 490 a day. Most don’t even have the land to have an acre food plot.

[@annapennrose1158]

It is best to have your trail cameras up no less than 8 feet.

[@claysides558]

This is they type of guy to buy a new boy every year

[@scottschaeffer8920]

Next time, try and mature forest to a young forest, allow natural succession to provide a much needed habitat nich.

[@comeandtakeit5183]

Step 1. Have bulldozer and a tractor with 87 attachments. 😅

[@joelcr250]

I prefer the produce isle

[@bigchief7775]

five easy steps yeah maybe if I had equipment such as yours not feasible for the backyard Hunter

[@bubgum00]

I would plant food for them to eat so I could just watch the deer. I don't eat meat. To me it's like you going out to eat at a restaurant to eat your favorite food then someone shoots you.

[@huntingfishingnorthwest678]

bubgum00 watching them is nice I really enjoy it. But I also like my cheeseburgers.