We plant food plots in the spring to feed these deer through the heat of the summer, it also includes cool season plants to provide feed through fall and winter.

Our goal is to take only the biggest mature deer. Our minimum buck size is 130 inches. This keeps the young deer growing, and helps us harvest at the right time.

We know that we cannot control deer during the rut, but we have strategically placed corn feeders to change the patterns of deer to put them in front of your stand. The corn helps keep the weight on those deer, and brings the does to the stand and the big buck following her.

We make our own special blend of mineral blocks to promote antler growth as well as to provide nutrients to the deer. We keep these blocks out year round to make sure these deer have exactly what they need to grow.

We have made an effort to curtail the predator population through trapping and removing coyotes and bobcats. Kansas now allows a night season for coyotes, which has made a significant impact on the coyote population where we hunt.

We have strategically picked areas to hunt which offer a variety of local crops. Our stands sit near wheat, corn, soybean, and alfalfa fields, which provide a great variety of nourishment for our deer.