You can improve deer forage and cover by simply restoring sunlight in small areas, and you don't have to plant anything! The seeds are already in the soil. In this video, see the preferred deer forages that emerged a short time after we removed low-value trees to put sunlight on the ground in a small area of QDMA National Headquarters. Whether it's non-native invasive trees or simply overabundant native trees that have no wildlife or timber value, you have "weed" trees where you hunt that can be removed easily, resulting in quality understory plants deer will eat and hide in.
You can improve deer forage and cover by simply restoring sunlight in small areas, and you don't have to plant anything! The seeds are already in the soil. In this video, see the preferred deer forages that emerged a short time after we removed low-value trees to put sunlight on the ground in a small area of QDMA National Headquarters. Whether it's non-native invasive trees or simply overabundant native trees that have no wildlife or timber value, you have "weed" trees where you hunt that can be removed easily, resulting in quality understory plants deer will eat and hide in.
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