Tuesday Tips EP 129: Land Management

In this episode, the hosts discuss land management strategies for late winter and early spring. They emphasize the importance of this time of year for working on hunting properties, as it allows for more intrusive activities without disturbing the deer. The main focus is on frost seeding, which is a cost-effective method of establishing clover as a food source. The hosts also discuss using the Quick Start Clover Mix and the use of tools like harrows and rakes for soil preparation. They highlight the benefits of creating food sources on low-cost properties and mention the potential of prescribed fire for land management. Overall, the episode provides practical tips for improving hunting properties during the off-season.

Takeaways

• Late winter and early spring are ideal times for land management activities on hunting properties.
• Frost seeding is a cost-effective method of establishing clover as a food source.
• Using tools like harrows and rakes can help prepare the soil for planting.
• Creating food sources on low-cost properties can attract and hold deer.

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