After a hard morning of planting food plots, the guys have a little fun in the truck questioning a mystery of life and favorite foods: who eats that?

These velvet bucks chow down on the Eagle Seed soybeans!

Eagle Seed soybeans respond to the sun and rain in this time lapse video! The deer chow down on lush beans too! Do you see the turkeys? Leave a comment using the facebook comment box if you do!

This doe looks like she's read to drop a fawn at any moment! Check her out as she feeds on this luscious patch of clover!

How does food plot management and elephants in Africa relate to 9th grade students? See what Dr. Woods has to share with these students.

A glimpse into Grant's tour with a landowner as they tour his farm to improve his deer hunting opportunities.

After many days of snow, this deer can't wait to hit the turnips in this food plot!

These deer work hard to find the turnips under the snow! A quality food plot at work - Eagle Seed Broadside mix!

We never get tired of seeing the deer satisfy their nutritional and energy needs by eating in our Eagle Seed Broadside food plots!

Finding a food plot blend that feed deer during the harsh winter months is a challenge. The whitetails at our place have leaned that Eagle Seed Broadside mix fits that bill.

Using the No-Till Drill to over seed an existing food plot is a useful strategy to ensure food for the deer herd year round.

These does chow down on the brassicas in this food plot! Brassicas are a great choice for winter food plots.

Our mountainous terrain means there isn't a lot of flat ground for food plots. It also means you can't clear new ground with a bush hog. We experimented with a new method to get some ground cleared for either a new food plot or better native browse. Welcome to the "Boss Hog"!