If you have fruit, nut or other mast trees on your deer hunting property, now is the perfect time to get out there and prune those fruit trees in late winter — in advance of the growing season. Planting trees is one of my favorite hobbies next to hunting. I can’t describe how good it […]
The 2019 ATA Show offered many new options for deer hunting land improvements, including better food-producing trees, minerals and attractants.
Mast crops like apples and acorns are some of the whitetail’s favorite food sources, and there are a few simple ways to get the most out of these fantastic trees and improve your deer hunting land.
Autumn food plots, including mast tree such as chestnuts, are great ways to provide extra food to deer and wildlife through winter when sources get scarce.
Acorns, persimmons and other mast are the candy of the forest that deer and deer hunters seek each autumn.