Three subjects that open one of the hottest topics of hunters around the country. Each year hunters and wildlife observers notice the diminishing amount of land available for wildlife in our communities. As the need for wildlife habitats grows, local hunters, farmers and landowners are increasing their management practices to assure refuge for wildlife on their land.
Typical practices yield multiple benefits.
We receive a tremendous number of calls daily with inquiries about our specialty seeds for wildlife food plots, cover seed varieties and fruit trees for habitat development. We find this interest is increasing because each year more are working harder to preserve and improve the available habitat and local wildlife population. Wildlife habitat and food plots can be developed just about anywhere. If you have large areas of land available, we find that multiple small plots produce better results than a single large area. The quantity of wildlife that your property is able to support is directly proportional to the quantity of shelter and food sources.