Welcome back to another season of Grow ’em Big with host Steve Bartylla. Beginning April 17, the fifth season of this informative deer management show will continue to offer proven and efficient deer habitat and land-management practices that anyone can employ on properties from just 10 acres to 1,000 acres of hunting land.
Grow ‘em Big is a Deer & Deer Hunting exclusive with 26 episodes that airs during the weeks and months leading up to hunting seasons in North America. Steve Bartylla is one of the country’s most respected experts on land and habitat management. Bartylla provides in-depth, proven methods for managing deer and local habitat to help fellow whitetail hunters take their land and resident deer population to a higher, more productive level.
This info-packed show provides top-end management techniques that Bartylla has honed during more than 25 years of managing some of North America’s premier deer hunting properties. Bartylla has hunted private and public lands for years, experiencing great success and failure along the way, and offers his management wisdom in this show. Other topics include forestry, terrain excavating, fruit orchards, mast tree plantings and cool- and warm-season habitat plantings.
Watch Grow ‘em Big every Wednesday in spring and summer at DeerandDeerHunting.com, the DDH Facebook page and on YouTube at www.youtube/DDHONLINE.
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From creating more cover to adding the right forage to getting whitetails to move to desired areas, veteran land manager and host of Grow ’em Big, Steve Bartylla, leaves no stone unturned when it comes to deer management and habitat improvement. These are topics certain to raise any hunter’s or property owner’s whitetail and habitat IQ, and are drawn from the expert land manager’s hands-on-experience. Perhaps best of all, the concepts Bartylla covers in this vividly illustrated resource can be applied to any property size – from 10 to 1,000 acres. Features include:
• Proven deer and habitat management tactics to attract mature bucks
• In-depth examination of white-tailed deer behavior
• Clear plans of action to initiate habitat- and deer-management strategies
