When to Plant Deer Food Plots: Spring Warmup to Early Summer Annual Food Plots. Annuals are typically larger seeds that need to be buried and cannot be planted until the soil warms.

Mushroom food plots prepared with wine cap mushrooms are surprisingly attractive to whitetail deer, turkeys, and other wildlife. Here's how to plant one. When deer started decimating his mushroom crop ...

Put out a balanced food plot, watch the deer use it all summer and dream of trophies in the fall. For abc27 Outdoors, I’m Kermit Henning.

Attract more deer to your land with this step-by-step guide to planting the perfect micro food plot. ... Kapper Outdoors. How to Plant the Ultimate Micro Food Plot for Deer. Posted: May 23, 2025 ...

Planting food plotting is hard work and can be expensive. So don’t mess it up by making one of these 29 mistakes.

Get ready for the season. Food plots have become a staple for most landowners and deer hunters, and wildlife managers suggest now is the time to start planning to plant those fall and winter plots.

Yeah, I know it’s 90 degrees out there and all those other excuses, but it’s still time to get some chores done that will pay back in the fall and ...

Texas deer hunters always look for an edge -- something to increase their chances of success or improve the health of deer haunting their lease. That's why they spend piles of money on equipment ...

Fall food plots are a great way to provide forage throughout the colder months of the year and into the beginning of spring before you plant your spring warm season plots ...

Shelson, with help from plant manager and friend Derek Flikkie, 25, of Kingston, started selling food plots a year and a half ago. First it was out of a garage and then a sun porch.

RAYMOND, Miss. (WJTV) – Officials with the Mississippi State University (MSU) Extension Service said frustration is mounting for deer hunters across the state whose cool-season food plots died ...

When to Plant Deer Food Plots: Late Winter to Early Spring. The repeated freezing and thawing of the ground in late winter and early spring works small perennial seeds into the ground naturally.