Food Plot Clearing

A productive deer food plot starts long before the first seed goes into the ground. If you've identified an area of your property that would make a great food plot, the first step is getting that ground cleared and ready for planting.

Choosing an existing natural opening can reduce the amount of clearing required, but most locations will still need some work. Small trees, thick brush, weeds, stumps, and other vegetation may need to be removed before the soil can be properly prepared. That's where Fawn Grove Timber, LLC can help.

We have the equipment and experience to clear potential food plot locations and turn overgrown areas into open, workable ground. Whether you're creating a brand-new plot or expanding an existing one, we can help clear the way so you can move on to soil preparation and planting.

BUILDING A BETTER FOOD PLOT
Location and size are important when planning a food plot, but so is providing deer with attractive food sources throughout different times of the year. A well-planned plot can provide additional nutrition while encouraging deer to regularly use a particular area of your property.

Depending on your goals, seasonal plantings may include clover, alfalfa, corn, soybeans, turnips, brassicas, and other forage varieties. Using a combination of plantings can help provide attractive food sources during different portions of the growing and hunting seasons.

Whether you're managing your property for better deer habitat, improving your hunting opportunities, or simply looking to make your land more wildlife-friendly, it all starts with the right location and properly prepared ground.

You've picked the spot. Let Fawn Grove Timber, LLC help you clear the way.

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