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[@estelltabor4692]

You do a fine job on your shows,I really enjoy them.

[@GrowingDeerTV]

Thanks Estell!

[@MrPaulluma]

Man I loved this episode, especially the part about you talking about your dad and family!!! Good stuff!!!

[@GrowingDeerTV]

Thanks! -Daniel

[@wyattcraig739]

Where can you buy the beans, and could you plant in the late summer?

[@MrJasinski101]

Go to eagleseed.com - they have a dealer list on their page

[@talon769]

Not a late summer crop. Eagle has a chart for recommended planting times according to location on their site.

[@GrowingDeerTV]

Wyatt, you can find Eagle's soybeans here: eagleseed.com Depending on your location, you could still be able to plant but the window is closing soon. -Daniel

[@whitetailreapers5548]

love y'alls videos they are really helpful

[@GrowingDeerTV]

Thanks! -Daniel

[@MrPaulluma]

This year yall need miles of hot zone fence!!! That’s pretty disappointing how heavy the browse pressure has been for yall even after removing all them does last year. Welp gotta go to work on em again this deer season. Good luck to all of you!!!

[@GrowingDeerTV]

The Hot Zone fences have saved a lot of forage and we're looking forward to hunting over them this season! -Daniel

[@rep1989]

What's the latest you guys have planted beans? Our area has had some serious rain and its to wet to get into right now. I have heard some farmers in our area say as long as they are in around 4th of July it wont hurt production. I'm in North Carolina.

[@GrowingDeerTV]

Yes, you should be fine to plant during the next week or two give the conditions are favorable. -Daniel

[@carmasterspro9882]

When is the best time to plant eagle seed broadside?

[@GrowingDeerTV]

Soil moisture is key. You want to plant 45-60 days before the first frost. -Daniel

[@jonbabiowski6678]

Awsome video I can’t wait till your hunting videos come out and hunting season

[@GrowingDeerTV]

:) We can't wait until hunting season either! -Daniel

[@hatmakerhuntingandfishing5655]

before yall used the G5 broadheads what did you use

[@GrowingDeerTV]

We've tried several over the years. The one that has impressed us the most as of yet has been G5's Deadmeat!! -Daniel

[@benjaminbrew2911]

Have you noticed any changes in the behavior of the deer or the growth of the plants, that you would accredit to Plot Rock?

[@GrowingDeerTV]

Benjamin, Last summer we applied Plot Rock to a plot called Prickly Pear. Deer definitely browsed the portion of the plot with Plot Rock first before moving on to the rest of the plot. We applied Plot Rock to our plots this summer but due to the drought and high deer numbers, all forage was consumed and we were not able to draw conclusions based on our observations. Stay tuned. -Daniel

[@kadenwood3576]

Do yall recomend shooting a deer in the chest or the neck?

[@rydaddy2867]

Chest, absolutely. MUCH larger margin for error.

[@GrowingDeerTV]

We don't recommend shooting a deer in the chest, because it leaves a minimal blood trail. Through both shoulders is our favorite firearm shot placement. -Daniel

[@rydaddy2867]

Do you mean, "don't recommend shooting a deer in the NECK"...shooting through both shoulders is the chest...

[@saylorgourley9557]

So would it be very hard

[@micahfoster5207]

Hi

[@GrowingDeerTV]

Hey Micah! -Daniel

[@sbingham86]

Where can you buy that soybean

[@MrJasinski101]

Go to eagle seed.com, they have a dealer list on the website

[@GrowingDeerTV]

You can find Eagle Seed's soybeans here: eagleseed.com We really like them because they produce tons of forage, are indeterminate (grow until frost, even with browse pressure), and have great pod production! -Daniel

[@mhg437]

Anyone in CT plant Soy Beans?

[@GrowingDeerTV]

There are a few farmers that grow soybeans for a cash crop in CT. I've soybeans as a food plot crop in northern, MN and they did great! - grant

[@aidanrhea6166]

What sucks is I'm a 13 yr old. I don't have no where close to enough money to buy any of this.......

[@Patrick-wu6kt]

You can do it cheaper. Get a rake, find a natural open area in the woods or make one if you're allowed. Buy seed after season and store in the freezer over winter for the next year. You can usually get it for at least half price. You can do it. I did it on a skidder trail after they logged. Clover and chicory. Paid a total of about $50 for lime, fertilizer, and seed for it.

[@larryalexander4833]

hang in thier !! I know it seems impossible but in time if you stay after it and be responsible and respect able to your elders and friends you will get all you need !!!!! I use to make food plots with garden rake and garden tiller and bought seed by pound at feed and seed ( still do) same seed as in big bags . good luck fellow Hunter remember respect the land and the game and god for your game and time out in mother nature !!

[@GrowingDeerTV]

Aiden, It doesn't matter where you fall into the hunting spectrum, there are easy and cheap ways to accomplish projects to improve your habitat and hunting! We are always happy to answer any questions that you may have. -Daniel

[@travissmith-wz5nc]

Aidan i used a hand flip saw and hand hinge cut trees. Bulk clover and a rake. Be amazed how much it does. Search jim ward extreme deer managment. Great video.

[@JimbobZ17]

Aidan Rhea I’m late to this post but you can make a fall food plot cheap and easy. Go to a local feed store and buy winter wheat and some oats. It’s cheaper and works with little tillage. Sow it late September. We have got some good bucks this way. Hope it helps next season. You can do this around $60 that’s 100 pound of seed.for a small area around 28 feet by 60 feet.

[@saylorgourley9557]

Could u be a growing deer tv helper

[@GrowingDeerTV]

We do accept interns throughout the year! They have to go through an extensive application and interview process. -Daniel

[@saylorgourley9557]

So like I could become part of the growing deer tv

[@saylorgourley9557]

Would it be really hard to become a part of the team?

[@GrowingDeerTV]

Saylor, Internships usually last 3 months/ the length of a semester. We are not currently accepting pro-staff or anything like that. -Daniel

[@saylorgourley9557]

Ok

[@andrewparisotto2631]

What happened this year with turkey hunting y’all only had like 3 videos and y’all normally have like 10

[@travisellis5461]

Andrew Parisotto i was thinking the same thing... not as many turkey hunting vids as normal

[@adamsmith300]

Andrew Parisotto it's called growing "deer" lol. Most of us come here for the deer content.

[@GrowingDeerTV]

Andrew, it was a tough season for us as with many other turkey hunters. We also did not have a hatch last spring and did not want to harvest very many birds this year, knowing there were not going to be new toms next year. -Daniel

[@andrewparisotto2631]

GrowingDeer.tv oh dang that really sucks what happened with the hatch we seemed to have a decent one here in north eastern Oklahoma

[@GrowingDeerTV]

That's great!! We have seen several poults this spring so we are hopeful ! -Daniel

[@tannerheistand8873]

1st veiw

[@GrowingDeerTV]

:) -Daniel