Posts Tagged ‘whitetail institute’

The Evolution of a Food Plot

13, Oct 2011

It started out as an idea in my head and a brushy patch of ground, then eventually with time, sweat and muscle it transformed. From a barren patch of earth sprung new life and great possibility. The possibility of a beautiful food plot is now coming to life to as my hard work this summer [...]

Rain Is A Good Thing – For My Food Plot

4, Sep 2011

Rain, rain come this way….My plot is planted and now we’re just hoping that the rain will do it’s job. Luckily, our timing was good and we got everything planted the night before the rain showers came in and now today they are doing just that. We’ve got a good bit of rain that’s rolling [...]

4 Easy Steps To A Successful Fall Hunting Food Plot

23, Aug 2011

With just a few days left in August, I’m hard at it trying to finish up my last minute work on a few fall hunting plots. I sprayed my plots last week, I’ll be discing them in the next couple days and then planting them soon after. Now while we are getting pretty close to [...]

Announcing Our 2011 Partners!

1, Apr 2011

Today I’m really excited to share with you, the Wired To Hunt Nation, some great news about our new partners for 2011. Five of the best companies in the hunting industry have stepped up to support Wired To Hunt and help us grow, on our way to becoming the best deer hunting blog on the [...]

Last Minute Food Plot

30, Aug 2010

As much as I like to think I’ve got it all together, today was a not so subtle reminder that I’ve still got a nasty knack for procrastinating. I’ve gotten behind on a lot of neccessary preparations on my properties and particularly on a food plot I wanted to put in. I finally thought I had [...]

Guest Post: Annual Food Plots for Fall by Jon Cooner of Whitetail Institute

11, Aug 2010

There are two general reasons we plant food plots for deer: supplementing natural nutritional shortfalls, and attracting and holding deer on our properties during hunting season.  Planting annual food plots can be a big part of achieving both goals. Forages planted for deer are of two general types: perennials and annuals.  Perennials are forages designed [...]


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