Hunt Theory

Now is the most important time to have quality forage available for your deer herd. Nutrition now means healthy bucks later. What is your go to food plot for maintaining your deer herd when they are getting ready to have fawns and grow racks?

Pretty weather and the deer are coming back to the Balansa clover, Barkant turnip, and Lonestar annual rye. These all survived over the winter and are providing some extra nutrition for the deer herd to recover from rut and winter. Food plots aren’t just for hunting.

Be making plans for some hunt theory caps and shirts for spring coming soon to Hunt Theory Outdoors website

Barkant turnips waiting for a ride to The Great American Outdoors Show in Harrisburg, PA. We saw outstanding feeding and attraction from these this year in our fields.

Hunt Theory: We built this for hunters like us.

Hi, my name is Mark. Im a farmer, a hunter, a husband and a father. After many years of hunting and planting food plots that didn’t perform when it mattered most, I realized a lot of seed mixes and blends looked good on the bag, but when it came to real world conditions such as late seasons, poor soils, pressure from deer, tough weather patterns, etc, they just didn’t perform when I needed them to the most.

So I did what good hunters do… I planted, tested, researched, adjusted and tested again. I was already growing the newest, highest performing varieties on my farm in my cover crop rotation. I saw the results on the farm time and time again. I knew what the seed did on the farm and I started seeing the wildlife noticing it too.

What started as a seed blended on our farms, turned into something much bigger and better than I could have thought.

🌱 Purpose-built food plot blends & mixes
🦌 Designed for real hunting pressure
🧪 Backed by field testing, not hype
📊 Top-performing varieties with data & research to support the claims
🌿🦌 Increased wildlife activity, healthier herds
⏳🌱 Long-season forage performance

This page is where we will share:
•Research and Data as it becomes available
•What actually works and what doesn’t
•Planting strategies and tips
•Plot progress and data
•Lessons Learned
•New Food Plot Mixes
•Conversations with our followers, interviews with other hunters and answering questions you have along the way.

If you believe “The Science of the Hunt” matters, then you’re in the right place.

We invite you to follow along and would appreciate you sharing our page with others. This is just the beginning.

-Marka