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Field Days

Jason Say
Food Plots
Weed Control
Whitetail Deer
Herbicides
Food Plot Management
Smart Weeds
Weeds
Pennsylvania
Soil Testing
Whitetail Hunting
Revive
No Plow
Pure Attraction
Hunting Season
Agronomy
Whitetail Institute
Diversity In Food Plotting
Hunting
Clover
Deer Management

Field Days is anything and everything food plots and habitat management for whitetails! 14 original shows and topics each year with special guest and experts in the industry. Field Days is hosted by Jason Say of Wired Outdoors, who has produced hundreds of food plot videos.

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Latest Episodes

Jason shares the story of his buck from last season and the upcoming documentary.

Jason's guest this week is Jason Lupardus, CEO of Turkeys For Tomorrow and they are talking all timber stand improvement!

Jason discusses the advantages of drilling and his new relationship with Great Plains with Justin Henderson a Great Plains Product Specialist.

Jason has newbie plotter and his former camera man, Kyle Campbell on to discuss everything from planting a new plot to filming your hunts.

Jason discusses his thought and experiences on the question, "Should you hunt your food plots or hunt off your plots?" He also introduces a brand new sponsor.

Jason and his guest Josh Lesniak discuss the importance of a soil sample and then understanding your soil sample results.

The introduction of our new premium Food Plot Seed Company - Magnet Outdoors with Wilson and Steve Scott.

Jason and Jon Cooner discuss everything soil building from poor soil conditions.

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Brian Switzer
Guest and expert in habitat management and food plots
Episode: My Spring Food Plot Checklist
Caleb Hackeba
Owner of Whitetail Hill Chestnuts
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Episode: Trees For Whitetail Deer Strategy
Matt Kunz
President of Kunz Engineering
Kunz Engineering
Episode: Food Plot Equipment
Jody Holdbrooks
Wildlife biologist at White Town Institute
White Town Institute
Episode: How Many Does Should I Shoot On My Property?
Mark Olis
Representative from Moultrie
Moultrie
Episode: Scouting and Hunting Your Food Plots
Jason Lupardus
Certified Wildlife Biologist
Turkey's For Tomorrow
Episode: Hinge Cutting, Hack and Squirt, Prescribed Burns
Brandon Self
Expert from Whitetail Institute with 20 years of experience in food plot management
Whitetail Institute
Episode: What My Fall Food Plot Strategy Is This Year
Dr. Carroll Johnson
Weed management expert and member of Whitetail Institute staff
Whitetail Institute
Episode: My Big Buck Story and Tips For Controlling Smart Weeds In Your Food Plots
Jody Holbrooks
Property consultant and expert with Whitetail Institute
Whitetail Institute
Episode: My Big Buck Story and Tips For Controlling Smart Weeds In Your Food Plots

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Jason Say
Host of Food Plot Management discussions focusing on whitetail deer, bringing practical insights from years of experience in the field.

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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Get Out Of Your Bubble? Not Every Habitat Improvement Strategy Works On Every Property
Q: What are your thoughts on corn and soybeans for whitetail?
Corn and soybeans can be beneficial for properties, especially where food plots cannot compete due to high deer density and the availability of these crops nearby.
Now Is The Time For Weed Control
Q: Do you feel that chemicals are safe for humans and deer?
All herbicides recommended for food plots pass strict scrutiny and are considered safe when used according to the label.
Is There Any Such Thing As Too Much Food On Your Property?
Q: I saw a university study saying that we shouldn't mow our clover plots. I know that you preach mowing your perennial plots. Why such a difference in opinion?
While studies may suggest that clover plots can do better if not mowed, mowing is essential for weed control and maintaining plot health. Mowing can enhance new tender growth, making it attractive to deer, thereby supporting the goal of lasting food plots over time.
Is There Any Such Thing As Too Much Food On Your Property?
Q: I listened to all your podcasts and you talk a lot about why you don't like to plant new plots in the spring because of all the work you have to go through in the summer to maintain and establish them. But at the same time, you talk a lot about how you love to frost seed and establish a new plot with frost seeding. What's the difference then?
Frost seeding is effective and requires fewer steps compared to traditional planting in the spring, which includes discing and soil prep that can lead to weed issues and require more maintenance during the summer. In summary, frost seeding allows for using natural processes to establish plots without disturbing the soil as much, while traditional planting comes with more extensive upkeep.
My Big Buck Story and Tips For Controlling Smart Weeds In Your Food Plots
Q: What are smart weeds and how do we control them?
Smart weeds are a significant problem in food plots and should be controlled by applying herbicides like Slay when the weeds are no taller than three inches. Timely management is essential for effective control.

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This podcast focuses on various aspects of food plots and habitat management specifically aimed at whitetail deer, discussing techniques, strategies, and considerations for improving land for wildlife. Key topics include practical approaches to food plotting, weed control, deer behavior, and equipment recommendations. The hosts emphasize the importance of tailored habitat strategies based on local environmental conditions, aiming to assist hunting enthusiasts and landowners with actionable advice. Featured guest experts further enrich discussions with insights from their experiences in agronomy and wildlife management. This emphasis on practical knowledge, along with the opportunity for listener engagement, creates a unique educational plat... more

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1. Brian Switzer
2. Caleb Hackeba
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4. Jody Holdbrooks
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7. Brandon Self
8. Dr. Carroll Johnson

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