Developing a Habitat Improvement Plan in Northern Louisiana

Join us in Northern Louisiana as we work on a habitat improvement plan and hunting strategy. From hardwood clearing and stump management to visual screens along the property line, we’re exploring how to enhance deer habitat. We’ll also talk about releasing oak trees, creating food plots, and designing a sustainable habitat improvement plan to boost the overall quality of the land for hunting. Watch to learn valuable tips for improving your own hunting land!
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[@Nomo17373]

Finally found someone to watch in Louisiana!!

[@BG-bx4ey]

They are out of Missouri, but the basics apply here too. My hunting productivity has exploded since I started following Growing Deer TV and Whitetail Habitat Solutions.

[@thistledewoutdoors3331]

Hands down the best thing ive done to my property was to hinge cut trees at 4' - 6' high along my property line so that it creates a visual/physical blocking fence row...... It prevents people from being able to see inwards & animals can easily travel under the hinged trees.... No food plot needed - its a sanctuary now.

[@iamtheshaker]

Absolutely love habitat plan videos!

[@kyfiss9176]

Wow you weren’t to far from my property. Would love to see more updates on this property

[@jamo9008]

Do you know him, or you recognized the satellite image? Lol or did I miss something? I was trying to figure out where about they were

[@joehorton01]

Always enjoy the property planning videos even though I don’t own any.

[@ClarkFamilyBbq]

I can watch these all day. Well done! Cool property too!

[@jeffgriffin1497]

Great info daniel

[@Whitetailpursuer]

Some stump sprouts can provide a great deal of protein on the landscape.
But once the sprouts harden off they’re not good.

[@usernamehere6061]

The sprouts are a good thing in moderation.

[@marcusgrace8621]

Good luck this year