I love watching your hidey hole plot videos. I love all your videos but i love these
@daddylee42164 ай бұрын
Tell Jack and Stone hello from the Lee's, (come and take it branson bbq)! Been eyeballing a hidey hole myself this morning on my property. Thinking about adding a water hole as there aren't any around. God bless you guys!
@GrowingDeerTV4 ай бұрын
Thanks for writing and hope you guys enjoyed Branson! if you come back, let me know ahead of time!
@daddylee42164 ай бұрын
@GrowingDeerTV will do! Thank you
@KeithWBales4 ай бұрын
Love them Wind Roses 😉😀
@homeinthewhiteoaks4 ай бұрын
Dr. Woods giving a shout out to Bill Winke, two of the best guys to learn from on KZbin! This video made me think about more setups with 2 stands in one general area, set up for different winds. Far too many times I head to one spot and a wind switch can ruin things. Having a back up stand close to change plans would be a game changer.
@GrowingDeerTV4 ай бұрын
Bill is a great guy and a friend of mine!
@richstafford12454 ай бұрын
Bill is awesome. Curious why he doesn’t use the release system?
@timsimpson98314 ай бұрын
Name it "Grants Spot" food plot.
@albertw74424 ай бұрын
What is the blue coloring on Jack and Stone's pants?
@georgeshotrodbarn21134 ай бұрын
Space x one
@bmxethan52604 ай бұрын
Hey grant how do you apply to become an intern?
@GrowingDeerTV4 ай бұрын
Check out the internship tab at the bottom of GrowingDeer.com. I look forward to reviewing your application materials!
@spencerdycus7664 ай бұрын
I took the leap this year and i took out my feeders and planted my first food plot today. Planted 2 roughly ⅓ acre plots on road beds in pines. I never got around to getting soil tests done, but I spread 100# of pelletized lime on each. Does that sound like enough for planting a fall blend simular to your blend in pines?
@GrowingDeerTV4 ай бұрын
Nice work and I'm sure the 100 pounds of pelletized lime will help the crop! Whether that's enough lime can't be know without a soil test.