2023 Food Plot update

In this episode I share the results of what my work from the year is produced. I have spotted Quail with many young chicks, Turkeys and Poults, and lots of young deer all over the property.

In this episode, I talk about why I am planting spring food plots, how I planted them, and what I planted. I share with you the results that I have seen 6 weeks after the seed was put into the ground. Thank You to salesman at Stratton Seed for helping us get the Heritage blend mix.

I talk about the results of burning 3 different areas totaling approximatly 45 acres. I just looked at the property this last weekend and I list a bunch of new wildflowers/herbs that I am now seeing, and only seeing in the areas where I have burned either this year or last season.

On this episode, I talk with John Grouchy and Colby Henderson of Mississippi Wildlife and Fisheries. They are land Biologist and we discuss things from our site visit of my property today. I know that audio isn't the best. I had to move my podcast equipment from my home to my front porch of my camp. The wind was worse than expected and we are all 3 sitting around a table trying to use 2 microphones.

In this episode, I update what I am seeing in my food plots after the drought and heat of the 2023 summer and fall. We had no measurable ran for almost 100 days, with highs consistently over 100 degrees during that time. There is very little native browse to eat currently because of the drought conditions, so the food plots are as important as ever. Please email with any question [email protected] or text me at 225-933-4480

In this episode, I talk about what I did with food plots last year, and the failures of those plots. I then discuss what I have done differently, with location, seed mix and how I prepared the areas. I hope you find this informative. This is absolutely a learning process for me. I am trying to use the little bit of food plot experience that I have, join it with my landscape horticulture experience, and throw in a heavy mix of ideas that I have learned from listening to other podcast (Drop Tine Seed, Land and Legacy, MSU deer lab, etc.). Levee from Tigerdroppings sent me his food plot prescription for this year a few months back. I would like to hear from others, see pictures, and then maybe do some podcast this winter or next spring about the results and what they would do differently.

In this podcast, I talk about a plan that I put together with he Colby Henderson, the wildlife biologist, and the results that I have seen this year from the work. Enjoy and feel free to reach out with any questions. Scott 225-933-4480 [email protected]

I recap a little of what I learned from hunting season and how it motivated the work that I started doing in January of 2023. I am beyond pleased with the results that I am seeing since this work was done 7 months ago. [email protected] Facebook - Restoring the Ground

This is a spiritual podcast. I talk about what has led me on this journey, and what I believe leads many of us, even when we don't completely understand it. In this podcast, I testify about the Grace of God on my life and the things he has taught me about dirt. I reference Dirt to Soil by Gabe Brown a few times. Here is my question for you: Are you allowing the Lord to transition you from Dirt to Soil? the Bible says we are made of dust. Dust is dirt without water. Soil is dirt that is filled with water and LIFE! Please send any feedback to [email protected]

In this podcast, I take some time to describe what the class is about, why to take it, and how it benefits you and your property.