Guest Blog by Wes Stenson @falllineridge (Facebook and YouTube) A deer stand experience always has a way of evoking feelings of awe and wonder. For me, those feelings show up as amazement at a setting sun, a gentle breeze through the trees, or the intricacies of an oak leaf. Most

Living in Fear? Can you imagine what it is like to live every minute of your life as nervous as a whitetail deer?   The cover photo of this blog says a lot.  While a couple deer have their head down, other deer are on the watch. The 2020 cell camera

Persistent There’s a story in the Bible of a persistent widow. Luke 18:1-8 18 Then Jesus told his disciples a parable to show them that they should always pray and not give up. 2 He said: “In a certain town there was a judge who neither feared God nor cared what people thought. 3 And there

After 12 years of operating Real World Wildlife Products there is a continuing trend that is bothersome to me personally. It is a habit amongst many food-plotters that we have tried to address through education but it continues to happen on a fairly regular basis. I am talking about the

Understanding Soybean Browse Pressure It is that time of year when most serious land managers have their foodplots planted and are anxiously keeping an eye on them as those precious seeds they planted slowly turn into vibrant plants that will provide the wildlife on our properties with good nutritious food

Many times, land managers rush to get their food plots in based on the calendar.   We have heard time after time, people thinking they have to get their plot in by a certain day.   The point of this blog is to help remind people that the planting date is just

In many parts of the whitetail’s range you can find deer where you can find water. On a DIY hunt a couple years ago in North Dakota, it was simply pointless to hunt whitetails unless you were close to the river. The creeks, rivers and streams create a network of

It happens every year about this time; the phones start ringing with customers wondering why the switchgrass, Bedding-in-a-Bag or now Real World Giant Miscanthus they planted has not yet sprouted. With more and more people diving into using Native Grass as bedding cover, they get worried when they do not

We do not want your soybean plot to look like this! Almost every day, we are contacted and asked to recommend a herbicide or fertilizer.   What everyone has to remember is that different areas of the country have different challenges and different products available.   A relationship with your local farm