How To Have A Better Deer Hunting Property! 7 ACRES

How To Have A Better Deer Hunting Property! 7 ACRES. There is a lot of habitat improvement projects you can do on small deer hunting property to increase deer movement. Access, food, cover and screening is key on this property.
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[@neilellinger6157]

Looks similar to 12 acres I'm starting. Less the power lines. Hopefully we get it up to snuff. Keep the small parcels coming... there's more of us than most think!

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Will do Neil. Hope it all works out for you. Keep me posted on your success

[@neilellinger6157]

@@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors will do... got in late this year and don't have a blueprint yet. But did get an acres of soybeans in and about a half acre of greens. One swath after switchgrass in to screen the county road. Next year will be go time on the development. Already seeing some good deer.

[@joshbryson817]

Love it took my 1st deer with your help last year just proves if you listen and put in the work you get the results

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Awesome glad to hear.

[@belindahorn3611]

Nice set up, definitely would like to see more on small property's.

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

I will do more for sure

[@natewiedehoeft5798]

Thank you!! I own 5 acres and starting the process myself here in Wisconsin!! Lots ag on the neighbors, heavy woods across the street, low land with a pond. I have mature trees and a clearing. Properly Is huge pass thru between areas and working on creating the "oasis" to hopefully increase the day light activity! Thanks again

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

No problem hope it all works out for you let me know how you make out

[@Miguel_Travels]

I love how you say water 😁 Love these tutorials, and you definitely don't have to try to keep the vids to around 10 minutes, we don't mind if they are longer. Great stuff.

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Good to know appreciate that. And everyone’s makes fun of me for that 😂 WOOTER

[@zackyesser1259]

That looks like a great setup. Great content here, Dave! Anything is possible even with small parcels!

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Should be bling for sure!

[@shermanwatters7503]

Perfect assessment of existing features and then enhancing them to provide a maximum potential return. Great video presentation as well.

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Thanks Sherman appreciate it. Doesn’t take much to change things just have to actually do the work. Little changes make a huge difference. Thanks for the comment 👍👌

[@shermanwatters7503]

@@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors, yeah, "the work" is the hard part, especially with limited resources, which is where we are. We've developed a similar setup on the northern half of our 50 FredNeck Acres. We are in the middle of pine plantations with a lot of wetlands spread throughout ours and the neighboring properties due to the flatness of the terrain. Still working on ground prep for a couple of the food plots. Southeast Tejas summer heat is not a positive contributor to the process. We did shoot our first buck last fall though, so it's only gonna get better. Enjoy...

[@guyrosenbarker5113]

Awesome set up on a small property!

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Thanks appreciate it

[@tacticalsnoopy]

Love the setup and video. Learning a lot

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Thank you appreciate that. Glad it helps

[@stevegermain1222]

Nice job Dave and it's great that the client so excited about it why wouldn't it be great to talk to like-minded people

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

He’s definitely excited for sure that’s what it’s all About. 👌

[@shawnmyers9571]

Looks like a good set up

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Thanks definitely should be. He’s putting in the work 👌🦌🦃

[@jamespittmon6164]

Thanks for sharing!

[@jakesmith6337]

What was the prevailing wind ?

[@1972davidt]

Great video Dave! Will Joe have to do anything to the switchgrass, like lime or fertilizer in future years? Looks like he has a couple decent bucks already

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Thank you. He’s already limed and fertilized the entire area that is planted and will be planted. He’s going to do another soil sample In the winter and make adjustments. After that for the switch grass areas it will just be left alone. Switch grass grows pretty well even in poor soil as long as it has full sun. The food plots tho will be yearly soil sampled and corrected

[@backwoodboys2632]

Great interesting video 👍 keep it up 👌💪💪

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Will do thank you

[@kurtissking]

I've got a small 6 acre property where the wooded area (4 acres) is covered in nettles. Do deer avoid nettles or eat them? I know people who love nettle tea and have heard that it's pretty nutritious but I have no idea if deer like them. If they don't like that sort of thing... how does one go about killing them off?

[@philcornell9901]

Do you guys do consulting of property and how to improve deer management?

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Yes visit my website or shoot me a email for info. Info all on webpage

[@philcornell9901]

Perfect thank you.

[@andrewstancil1723]

Would you suggest the buckwheat to be planted in the spring? Do deer eat buckwheat? I am new to the food plot idea and I just purchased 25 acres and am looking at opening up half an acre in the woods for a food plot near a creek. Wish I had someone in my area that could help me design my property like this. Great video!

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Andrew thanks. Buck wheat is great for building up the soil and helping to improve organic matter in soil. It’s not really deer food although they will eat it. I suggested it because it was new ground he would be planting in so it would improve the soil leading into planting fall plots.

[@andrewstancil1723]

@@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors alright👍🏻 thank you. So would it be beneficial to do that when I make my first plot?

[@stevoky]

Flat property is so easy to setup. But in the mountains it is impossible to get deer to bed anywhere consistently other than the ridges. No matter where your created bedding areas are.

[@stevoky]

Any ideas for the mountain men?

[@Funski1000]

@@stevoky I’m with you. Grew up in southwest arkansas where everything I’d flat, moved to Ouachita mountains and can’t quite figure them out. All tips and trades are appreciated

[@stevebrown3408]

What does it cost for that small spot for you to do ?

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

It’s $1000 a day for a property visit

[@daltongoldsmith47]

What’s the best way to get ahold of you ? Hunting 5 acres in bullitt county ky

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

You can email me. [e-mail]

[@kurtpearson8597]

Looks like deer can comfortably eat - !

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

For sure. Evening hunting should be king

[@pressurepointoutdoors6181]

You definitely don't need a lot of acreage to kill big bucks a buddy of mine has 2 acres and he is seeing 3 target buck in a high pressure state and I'm on 6 acres in the same state and I'm seeing a couple of real booners hanging a round

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

For sure. Doesn’t take much. Each area will Produce a different quality of deer.

[@pressurepointoutdoors6181]

@@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors ya here in nh quality isn't very good

[@michaelcope2329]

The first step is to make sure your in the right location, because if you don't have 7 acres next to people that lots of acres that hold deer, well you don't stand a chance. Keep in mind on 7 acres your relying entirely on neighbors and their properties and their effort, time, money and hard work read as sweat equity. Without that sorry my friend.

[@EdDiEman527]

Is he gonna be doing no till

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

No

[@TradgerFarms]

Hey not every Joe is a shmo lol 😂

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

😆 hahaha

[@stevensquires5329]

Dave what area do you serve? I'm having trouble finding a wildlife manager that I trust with similar thought process to help me come up with a prescription for my 25 acres of 20 yr old planted pine plantation. Do you know of any connections in east central Mississippi? Thanks buddy and love the sharing of ideas.

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

I typically do the north wash but I do travel to Kentucky and Indiana. You can shoot me a email or fill out my form on my website we may be able to come up with something

[@stevensquires5329]

@@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors will do man. I appreciate the reply.