I happened to be paying attention on twitter the other day and now Moultrie mentioned us in their “Grow the Hunt” blog

It’s been a year’s worth of blog entries along the journey and we’ve learned some things…details here

The yearlong blog series is nearing the end and we’ve got some lush green food plots out and about…details here

Early this past Saturday morning I had two bucks slip through the plot and I let both of them walk…

Just wanted to drop a quick blog entry updating on the status of 2 fall food plots

This past weekend we got out and put some fertilizer down on the food plots…details here

This is guest blog entry written by Jon Charles, River Oaks Wildlife Mgt

We still haven’t had any rain, but we have to plan as if we’ll get some soon…details of the install after the jump

We’re doing a lot of work and I just hope we get some rain soon!  Details here…

The GroundHog MAX can get it done…no questions asked.  Details after the jump

As we get prepared for our fall plots we have to collect more soil samples and spray to get rid of these weeds

This is a quick blog entry showing some does we got in the Tecomate Seed Food Plots

Our contact at Tecomate Seed, Mike Lee, is transitioning to a new position which has allowed us to meet yet another very knowledgeable resource in Jon Charles from River Oaks Wildlife Management in Raleigh, NC…details here

After we got back from the Pee Dee Deer Classic we went out and checked on the remote food plot and we took another soil sample

We’ve got some growing well and one that is full of weeds at this point…details here

Now that the Tecomate Seed Lab Lab Plus remote food plot has received some rain and is starting to grow, it’s time to fertilize

We placed 2 exclusion fences on the remote food plot to give us a comparison of what’s growing versus what’s getting eaten

Really early on the day of my wedding, Mr. J.E. and I went out to spread the seed on the remote food plot

Yes, what is “Milorganite”?… I didn’t know either, but it’s a critical factor in the “Food Plot Journey”

After much work and anticipation, it was finally time to plant the seed.  There’s nothing like having seeding/food plot experts assisting you to tell the right way to do it

As turkey season draws to an end, we’re just about ready to put some seed down and it’s not just any seed, it’s Tecomate Seed!

Friday was the Sportsmen’s Classic, Saturday was Catfishin on the Pee Dee, & Sunday was shooting some videos and putting lime out in the remote food plot… details here

The WeHuntSC.com team headed back out to do some more work in the woods on a remote food plot…details here

This past weekend we met up with some of the guys at the Smoke House Grill for breakfast and then went and did some work on a remote food plot…details here

We got back results for our soil samples on some of our properties… now we know how much to lime and what type of fertilizer we need…details here

This entry documents and details the proper steps to collecting a soil sample, the first step of creating a food plot

Before we start, I think I should do some “expectation management” so you won’t get your hopes up too high!

The WeHuntSC.com team will work with Tecomate Seed on a year-long journal detailing food plot management…