'Your food plots are only doing a great job and really working for both you and your local deer herd, if those food plots are being used during the daylight. Creating dead end food plots in the right location to hold deer until dark and then releasing them to surrounding food sources, is an outstanding way to control a daylight deer herd. Deer on average only move 200-300 yards during the daylight, throughout 80% of the entire deer hunting season. That period of time is when deer herds are built - not during the night time hours on nocturnal food plots! If your desire is to create incredible deer herds and deer hunts, then you need to consider the daylight holding power of the dead end food plot strategy that I pioneered, have practiced proven success for decades, and that I bring to you in this video.'
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