The planting season is coming to an end, but Killer Food Plots Nick Percy says it's not too late to get seeds in the ground.

Nick says you're at the mercy of Mother Nature at this point, but if she cooperates, you can still get that last minute plot in.

Percy also talks about the advantages of food plots over baiting, plot maintenance and why "more" is not always "better" in the food plot world.

He also describes the benefits of KFP's Retain, Core InFuzion and Aqua Shield products.

Finally, the hard core whitetail hunter look forward to the season and gives a preview of his upcoming hunts.

We're wrapping up the food plot season in the north country, but Mother Nature is cooperating for once.

That's the word from Killer Food Plots Nick Percy this month on the podcast.

Nick says the heat and humidity make it tough to work, but those same conditions are helping plots get off to a good start.  Combine that with some rain...and you've got an excellent start to the growing season.

Even so, Percy says time is rapidly running out to get those plots in and he'll soon be heading south to work on some habitat improvement projects.

It's mid summer, but that doesn't mean you can forget about food plotting.

Killer Food Plots Nick Percy and Steve Noble of Maximum Outdoors TV talk about this summertime food plot management stage, the problem with procrastination and obtaining permission to plant.

The two veteran plotters also discuss soil testing, fertilizer, browsing pressure....and Steve puts Nick on the "hot seat" once again.

The story behind a very special recognition in the hunting industry this time on the Killer Food Plots podcast.

KFP's Nick Percy and Steve Noble of Maximum Outdoors TV describe how the company was featured in the latest edition of Inside Archery.

The two men also talk food plot strategies, including an innovative move by Noble to bale up his resurrection clover and use it for supplemental feeding this winter.

Finally, Steve puts Nick on the hot seat with a round of questions designed to learn more about the man behind Killer Food Plots.

It's almost time to put seeds in the ground, but Killer Food Plot's Nick Percy says don't get too anxious.

Nick says there could still be some cold and frost in the north country....so better to wait a few weeks before planting.

Percy also talks about getting the best value in seed and fertilizer....and that includes the new "Bundle" package he's put together to help those new to food plotting.

Once again Nick reminds us about the importance of a soil sample and he says their Aqua Shield product is perfect for properties with ponds.

Lots of great information with "Mr. Killer Food Plots", Nick Percy.

We're getting ready for spring this time on the Killer Food Plots podcast.

KFP's Nick Percy is joined by Steve Noble of Maximum Outdoors TV talk about their friendship, business partnership and similarities in life.

The two men also discuss frost seeding and the importance of soil tests.

Steve then reminds us not to overlook screening cover as part of your habitat strategy.  

Tremendous highs and heartbreaking lows this month on the Killer Food Plots Podcast.

First, Adam Bahr of Maximum Outdoors TV tells the story of his three year pursuit of a monster Iowa whitetail.  Adam passed on that animal in 2018.   He made a bad shot and forced the buck nocturnal in 2019.  Perseverance paid off for Adam though, and in the late season of 2020, he dropped the 200 inch monster in a KFP food plot.

Then Scott Buckley describes how EHD devastated the whitetail herd on his farm two years ago, including the loss of several mature bucks.

Scott turned to KFP's Aqua Shield to treat the ponds on his property, improve the water quality and eliminate EHD on his farm.

This month, Steve Noble of Maximum Outdoors TV joins us on the KFP Podcast.

Steve is a Michigan guy who moved his family to Iowa in search of big whitetail bucks...and they found them.

Noble talks with company owner Nick Percy about the challenges of finding hunting land in the Hawkeye state.

They also talk about the process of creating food plots and habitat to attract and hold mature bucks.

Finally, Steve describes this past hunting season and how his family used Killer Food Plots products to harvest some beautiful bucks.

It's an interesting conversation between two knowledgeable and hard core whitetail hunters.