Will Honey Bees Improve Food Plots?
Pay Dirt • 14m
S1:E3: Realtree Farm Manager Roger Culpepper discusses the benefits of using honey bees to pollinate food plots. Your planted food sources will reap great rewards from the presence of bees. He visits with an expert who knows everything there is to know about these incredibly valuable insects. Roger also tries not to get stung while working with bees for the first time.
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