'Small food plots surrounded by timber/forests often get covered in leaves. Here Grant shows how he cleared the area of leaves with a prescribed fire then came back and broadcast clover into the newly bare soil. This is an easy food plot to plant - using inexpensive tools. If you are using prescribed fire as a tool as a habitat management tool - please make sure you get the proper training first - know the weather and fire dangers for your area. #TeamOutdoors #foodplots At GrowingDeer.tv we\'re all about showing hunters what we are doing each week in the field as we work on our Proving Grounds and others to have better deer hunting! If The hunting strategies and techniques we show can be used if you are hunting public or private land. Our farm has wild, free-ranging deer. If we can grow big antlers on these tough Ozark Mountain bucks, you can too! Good wildlife management tactics, deer management, and food plots with regenerative ag techniques that build better soils! Watch our weekly episodes to see what we\'re doing, the advice that Dr. Grant Woods (Ph.D Wildlife Biologist) has to share along the way. If you haven\'t watched many of our hunting and land management videos, here are a few reviews from our viewers: Donnie: Best teaching channel on YouTube!! It\'s like a class and lab all in one. Mike: The videography adds complexity and probably makes the hunts a bit less enjoyable for you, but we genuinely appreciate the work you folks do to help educate us. I’ve been an avid hunter for over 50 years, yet I’ve never met another avid hunter who couldn’t teach me something. Thank You all. Drew: Awesome to follow the stories that go along with the Growing deer channel. Ive been watching so long i feel like I\'m part of the growing deer family! Love it Check out more of the comments on our hunting and land management videos, then share the ones you enjoy with friends! Thanks for watching GrowingDeer!'
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