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Avoid Herbicide Trouble in Food Plots With Simple Plant-Back Intervals
Soil-active herbicides can greatly improve weed control in food plots as they control weed seedlings before they compete with planted species. However, soil-active herbicides can have similar, damaging effects on your future plantings if the…
read moreCelebrating 50 Episodes of the Coffee and Deer Podcast With Lindsay Thomas Jr.
The Coffee and Deer podcast has reached a milestone! Believe it or not, this is the 50thepisode and Nick and The Doctor are celebrating by talking with the show’s first-ever guest, Lindsay Thomas, Jr. Lindsay…
read moreBest Trail Camera Setups for Summer Based on Deer Biology
Scouting for deer with a trail-camera leads to quality intel that can ultimately increase your hunting success. However, whitetails drastically change their behavior over the seasons based on fluctuations in habitat needs and resource availability,…
read morePart 2 of Our Food Plot Masterclass With Mark Turner
In part two of our Food Plot Masterclass, we are once again talking with Mark Turner of the University of Tennessee about food plots. Mark discusses species selection, annuals vs. perennials, understanding seed labels, summer…
read moreUsing Dogs to Detect CWD With Brenna Babiy of Penn Vet’s Wildlife Futures Program
Dogs are remarkable. They’re much more than just “man’s best friend.” When trained, dogs can help humans with a long list of tasks ranging from finding bombs and drugs to searching for lost people, detecting…
read moreA Deep Dive Into Forage Soybean Varieties for Food Plots With Dr. Luke Macaulay
In this episode of the Deer Season 365 podcast, we’re talking with Dr. Luke Macaulay, a wildlife management specialist with the University of Maryland, about his research on forage soybeans. And while the primary focus…
read moreCan Blackberries Save Fawns? And Other Cool Findings From Coyote and Fawn Research
In this episode of the Deer Season 365 podcast, we’re talking with Mike Muthersbaugh and Alex Jensen, who are both researchers and Ph.D. candidates at Clemson University, about the large-scale fawn and coyote research project…
read moreImprove Your Deer Hunting By Starting a Wildlife Cooperative
Do you feel that deer management only extends to your boundary line? Or, that what occurs beyond the border has traditionally been looked upon as the wild west? Wildlife Cooperatives (Co-ops) are changing that mindset. A…
read moreA Food Plot Preparation Masterclass (Part 1) With Mark Turner
If you’re a food plotter, or just interested in learning more about food plots, then you’re going to love this week’s episode. We’re talking with Mark Turner, who’s seeking his doctoral degree researching food plots…
read moreWild Pig Fertility Crushes Deer. Learn 5 Ways to Use It Against Them.
There’s a grim joke circulating among wildlife biologists who fought wild pigs and lost: “The average sow gives birth to eight piglets, and nine of them will survive.” Plug this fatalistic humor into a mathematical…
read moreThe Benefits of Growing-Season Burns With Luke Resop of Mississippi State University
In this episode, we’re talking with Luke Resop of Mississippi State University about prescribed fire. More specifically, we’re discussing the pros and cons of growing season burns, as well as considerations and expectations for burning…
read moreChoosing the Perfect Hunting Pack With Zach Scheidegger and Joe Schroeder of ALPS Outdoorz
In this episode of the Coffee and Deer podcast, we’re talking hunting packs and what to look for when buying a pack to match your hunting needs. Nick and The Doctor talk with Zach Scheidegger…
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