Maximizing $$$ Budget For Hunting Food Plots, What To Plant & Why
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On this week's episode of Midwest Whitetail we kick things off with a introduction from Josh Sparks on a new partnership with @latitudeoutdoors who specialize in premiere hunting saddles for mobile hunting. In addition he also gives an exciting update on what bucks have shown back up since he recently deployed his Cuddelink system. Following that, we jump to southern Iowa with Kaleb Greiner for the 2nd part to his Permission farm themed mini series. This time, the focus is all about food plots and different situations someone might find themselves in. Covering a wide range of options, Kaleb works through what he considers his most expensive option to the most cost effective with each option having proved effective in his hunting experience. We hope you enjoy the episode and if any questions arise, please drop them in the comments section below and we will do our absolute best to get them answered.
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