Top Tips for Your Best Deer Food Plots

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http://www.deeranddeerhunting.com When you put in the time, effort and money to create a deer hunting food plot, you definitely want to make sure you get the best results possible. Whether you're creating a food plot for hunting season or year-round wildlife conservation, you don't want to waste your time. In this episode of Grow 'em Big, host and veteran land management specialist Steve Barytlla provides some of his best tips for creating great food plots. This includes where to create the plot, hinge cutting around it, stand placement, fertilizing, seed selection and more. Season 1, Episode 16. Original air date: Oct. 7, 2015

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Great job! I really enjoy the points that you hit on. Safety, water source and support systems. My food plots are set in the same manner as yours expect that I don't have to cut trees down as we have so much storm damage and brush. Thanks!

So that trail you cut at 4:50....how would you go about getting to the stand where that trail is leading? You obviously dont want to walk down that path? I need to see more videos on how to get to stands.

This will be my first time using Perfect Plot looking for some great results

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Thanks for all the tips Steve. Great video. Good luck deer hunting this year.