I'm only 21 years old and started hunting this year, and your channel has helped me so much. I just wanted to thank you for all you do and all the time you put into these videos @Whitetail Habitat Solutions
@@mikeguy9668 Yessir! Deer stand, boots, body gear, bow, shotgun, ammo, online license and tags got me about 1000 down so far. Just don't tell my girlfriend LOL
@@loganpursley7876 hey man you keep telling her it was only 1000$ for all that n you’ll be great. You’re off to a great start. Real note I wish you the best as you continue to learn about hunting and all of the great lessons and memories it brings!
4:10 Funny you should say that. Couple days ago I decided to travel .6 miles into the hardwoods next to a soybean field now covered in snow. Judging by the snow NO ONE has stepped foot into it and deer were digging up the snow for food. I did find 75-90 Beds with in 300 yards, littered with fecal matter and a mess of deer track in all directions. Some heavier than others. There are some signs of new and old rubs to.
Thanks Jeff. I’m in Pa and I’ve come across a spot scouting over the holidays just as you described in this video. I’ll be hanging out there in late archery. I hung a trail camera and have some good bucks visiting. My fall spot there is zero sign again as you stated. You’re spot on as always with stating to “stay mobile”.
Hi Jeff, this year I experienced one of these hot spots late season. The main movement was from lower flats up ridges to upper flats from 2:30 pm until dark - like 50-100 feet change in elevation. One thing I noticed is that the main food source for the first feeding in the evening for these deer was red oak acorns that were on the ground. I learned that the red oak acorns loose their bitterness after awhile. The white oak acorns were cleaned up, but the red oak acorns were plentiful. Thanks for doing your videos!
Thank you for the information. I took what you told me in this video and a past one and went out yesterday and found the spot I needed. If it would let you show pictures here I would.
Nodak closes on Jan 3rd this last weekend to bow hunt for the year been ice 🧊 fishing since thanksgiving the perch n walleyes are biting but I have one more chance at a deer most of the mature bucks already shed this time last year wish we could post pics on here can’t wait to shed hunt in March til then slabs on the ice will have to do while watching Jeff’s vids n reading his new hunting weather whitetail book always learning something new here
Great Videos and Awesome Books. If anyone thinks these videos are informative (I agree) then you will love the books. I gave two books out to family members as a way for us to all have a similar background knowledge. Now when we talk about our shared hunting land, we all speak the same language and abide by the same principles. It has made working on our land even that much more fun!
If you doubt some of the stuff this guy is talking I did too till I started implementing some of his strategies and thoughts. I've seen more deer this year then I did last year and hunted way less. I understand a lot more now then I was ever taught growing up hunting private land over corn. I still fuck up like taking bad shots in brush 🤪 like today but basically listen up he knows his stuff
Jeff, thanks for sharing all your knowledge. Have watched religiously for a year now. I bought a 120 year old farmhouse w/20 acres in Allegany County NY a year ago. Plan is to retire there. This year was my most frustrating year of deer hunting in my 55 years of life. Busted my butt the last year on habitat. I know i still have a long way to go. Had turkeys eat at least 150 lbs of winter rye seed so plots were terrible. Two turkeys in the freezer though. My neighbors don't hunt well (heavy atv use)and sit on the borders but by far, the worst thing and I didn't know this when I bought it......I have 140 acres across the street that nobody has hunted in 4 years. It is posted and private and has great cover. It's truly a sanctuary. I know in 5 years my property will hold a lot of those deer but I cant go 5 years with what went on this past year. Any suggestions on how to handle this? I have my ideas.....most involve hunting elsewhere until I get mine the way I want it......one involves a climber and trespassing. Again, thanks for all you do on here. It really is appreciated.
Appreciate the consistent videos! Much needed when the deer season (tagged out) is over to get my whitetail fixed. Also watched your 2 interviews on the vortex podcast. Good stuff Jeff!
@@whitetailhabitatsolutions9751 good luck to you on your sit. I’m just hoping the buck still have there horns as I got a few reports from the neighbor that there are a few starting to drop in northern WI.
Ever since I found this channel, I have learned so much honestly. Thank you for the work you do and I always look forward to seeing the notification of a new video from you. Happy New Year Jeff!
This has really helped me gain a little confidence for this next month in the ozark national Forrest! I plan to put this advice to the test! Thank you!
Watch tons of your content. Really helpful. I would own 20 acres in Texas. 18 acres is thick cedars. If you know anything about Texas, I would love some thoughts on what to replace some cedars with to attract deer. Keep making videos. Really like watching.
Thank you! One thing to consider...I'm not sure I've recommended alfalfa put of the last 500 client food plot programs...or more. Make sure to check out my food plot vids to stear you in the right direction 🙂 I know personally if I had alfalfa planted in my plots here in SW WI and SE MN, I would have zero attraction...much better options
@@whitetailhabitatsolutions9751 Good to know, I'm down in Central Texas. Is there a better option for this rocky habitat? Most greens like beans and such haven't seemed to grow very well, but some people have had success with Alfalfa.
Hi Jeff Got the red book and hopefully will be doing the online design class yet this winter. I've watched a couple hundred of your videos but still have never seen footage of a switchgrass bedding area with diversity pockets inside. You talk about it often but I've still never seen it.
Please discuss the type of hunting habitat we find in SC and surrounding areas. Heavy timber industry that leases land to hunt. Long season lots of pressure. Lots of deer too ! Different rules and limitations on land usage. Thank you!
Your videos have helped me learn so much. I’m hunting a place where every hunter I’ve talked has told me “there’s no herd here anymore”. And yesterday I seen 5 doe. But how do I hunt these deer from the ground with a bow. The public land nearest to me and where I typically hunt doesn’t have very many trees I could get a stand into with a climber. I don’t have much extra cash to throw at hunting so I really have to use what I got. But thanks for all the help
Still working on that buck tag.Passed a 18 month old 7 last night.Got pics of a 4 year old with no antlers.Not shooting any doe.They are few and far between.Could have shot a big doe last night. Let her walk.Today is a new day..
@@mikeguy9668 we have Urban archery season that runs all the way from Jan 16 till February 28th but I just don't have nowhere else to hunt because in urban archery you have to be in city limits
@@yourcommentisinvalid4828 never heard of urban archery season before. Sounds kinda cool. Now that you've told me that, go ask golf courses if they'd let you hunt. I know for a fact that deer are pests for them, my buddy is a grounds keeper at one
@@mikeguy9668 I'm letting you know right now the nearest place that I know of that has a golf course does not have any deer hunting because it is so residential
I just shot a doe her in wi the holiday hunt found a transition where pines hard woods and buck thorn meet .on public land no one around me .but some hikers sometimes they help get them deer moving for you in my case they did it was a morning hunt
I would like to thank you for how your channel has helped me learn. Thanks to you we will be putting in 4 acres of food plots, opening up the canopy on some of our property, and are continuing to practice quality hunting. Also I put in some water tanks, how were you able too dig a hole for a 110 gallon tank
Hey Jeff, any tips on how to design or set up a parcel that's a pine plantation...straight rows of pines, straight fire trails and fire breaks going through the entire length of the property?
I'm going out tomorrow morning hear in Minnesota. I'm mostly just going out to pull a stand down but I got 2 doe tags to fill & I wouldn't mind filling a tag or 2.
I have hit.so much public land this year it's crazy. All the public land I have walked miles and miles of it and no matter how I feel I go into it someone is already there with a stand or a blind. South east Michigan had a big area to hunt but I swear every inch is torn up by people. You almost have to pattern the people and go in first and where you expect them to push the deer right to you.
Here in Maine, the ground freezes up during deer season and tracks are hard to come by, at least in the Northern half of the state, and deer densities are around 0-6 per square mile. It is tough hunting. You pray for a little snow just to find some tracks to confirm if you are wasting your time or not. I am a Paraplegic hunter. I can walk short distances with crutches but not very far so tracking is out of the question. Also once the snow starts accumulating in November the deer start moving to winter ranges of large cedar thickets and swamps. It is a challenge, to say the least for me. I do realize I need to educate myself on what deer like to eat in the Fall and Winter time of the year. Do you have any books or suggestions on a book that will help me identify these kinds of plants and or trees?
End of hunting season and I’m thinking about next...a little off topic...what did you think of PlotStart? I’ve got a remote 1/2 acre plot that I can wheelbarrow to at best.
What about late season food plots that have been picked over but still some food there? Deer seem to have abandoned it when I usually see them first thing in the morning. Have to check trail cameras today to be sure.
Bait can make the deer go nocturnal if you are not careful. Better to spread the stuff on a 1/4 acre patch than one spot. Think of it as artificial acorns, they gotta spend time smelling each piece and nosing it out of the leaves just like acorns. Much much better use of bait and the deer don't go nocturnal as hard as when you just dump a pile somewhere. My thoughts anyway.
Love your vids. Thanks. One question, do you have a video/article explaining how to keep deer in your part of the woods if you own only 8 acres of a 15 acre patch woods in NW Ohio? Completely surrounded with ag and I'm wanting to take your suggestions and plant switch, adjacent to our part of the woods, but don't want the bucks wondering off through our woods and bedding in neighbors woods. Use brush inside woods to create edge? Fence in woods?
Hi Jeff , i live on 30 acres, house sits on top of 20 of it looking over 2-3 acres of old pasture/field down grade. Would you turn the fields into plots being the house is so close or would you put the plot back into the woods away from it? Thanks for all the quality informative content you give!
Jeff would leave the woods for the bucks and he'd plant switch grass and day tome browsing for the does...if they can't see over the switch grass they can't see your house...lol
Glen Swenson to better explain it the house sits on top of a hill overlooking the fields and then behind the fields are the 20 acres of woods. So even with the switch grass they’ll still see the house since it sits up above it on the hillside.
@@Gsxrnoob I am a bowhunter, I hunt flat land big ag country with a river that runs through the area. The only patches of woods are the farm steds, other than the river bottom. I always see the deer stay on the edges of the woods, and within 50 to a hundred yards from the house. My thought is the deer stay next to cover even if they see your house. You should watch Jeff's top 5 ways to build deer bedding on small parcels. #1 is what I'm refering to with switch grass and leafy greens and I think you'd hold some does on your 2 to 3 acres. Even if they can see your house they would have cover and feel safe. He talks about managing the woods for the rest of that video and having high stem counts. Also watch 5 hunting food plot tips video 7 weeks ago. Perfect example.
@@whitetailhabitatsolutions9751 that’s what I do I never bring them inside! I see so many people wear there stuff to a store a gas station and I just cringe 😬
DO YOU HAVE ANY ADVICE ON DEER PATTERNS ON RIVER ISLANDS...I.HUNT HOWELL ISLAND IN ST LOUIS COUNTY..IT IS 4 MILES LONG AND 1 MILE WIDE ALL THE WAY THROUGH
Hunt the natural funnels and the wind. That island is bedding I bet. I'd hunt what Jeff calls day time browse mid morning late afternoons. If they cross the river to get off the island there going to ag...Hunt there patterns.
@@adamdrouin2295 trust me it gets worse! I'm just thankful I found something that I am so passionate about. A lot of people go their whole life without finding anything. Congrats on your first deer!!
I'm only 21 years old and started hunting this year, and your channel has helped me so much. I just wanted to thank you for all you do and all the time you put into these videos @Whitetail Habitat Solutions
You just started? Oh boy your wallets in trouble now lmao!! Go get'em buddy!
@@mikeguy9668 Yessir! Deer stand, boots, body gear, bow, shotgun, ammo, online license and tags got me about 1000 down so far. Just don't tell my girlfriend LOL
@@loganpursley7876 hey man you keep telling her it was only 1000$ for all that n you’ll be great. You’re off to a great start. Real note I wish you the best as you continue to learn about hunting and all of the great lessons and memories it brings!
He does make Great Hunting Videos , I thank him too.
Can’t imagine having my morning coffee without listening to you give advice on whitetails scary!!!!!!!!
4:10
Funny you should say that. Couple days ago I decided to travel .6 miles into the hardwoods next to a soybean field now covered in snow. Judging by the snow NO ONE has stepped foot into it and deer were digging up the snow for food. I did find 75-90 Beds with in 300 yards, littered with fecal matter and a mess of deer track in all directions. Some heavier than others. There are some signs of new and old rubs to.
Thanks Jeff. I’m in Pa and I’ve come across a spot scouting over the holidays just as you described in this video. I’ll be hanging out there in late archery. I hung a trail camera and have some good bucks visiting. My fall spot there is zero sign again as you stated. You’re spot on as always with stating to “stay mobile”.
Good informative video. I've always struggled when archery and Muzzleloader hunting in December when I was living in Kentucky.
Hi Jeff, this year I experienced one of these hot spots late season. The main movement was from lower flats up ridges to upper flats from 2:30 pm until dark - like 50-100 feet change in elevation. One thing I noticed is that the main food source for the first feeding in the evening for these deer was red oak acorns that were on the ground. I learned that the red oak acorns loose their bitterness after awhile. The white oak acorns were cleaned up, but the red oak acorns were plentiful. Thanks for doing your videos!
Thank you for the information. I took what you told me in this video and a past one and went out yesterday and found the spot I needed. If it would let you show pictures here I would.
Nodak closes on Jan 3rd this last weekend to bow hunt for the year been ice 🧊 fishing since thanksgiving the perch n walleyes are biting but I have one more chance at a deer most of the mature bucks already shed this time last year wish we could post pics on here can’t wait to shed hunt in March til then slabs on the ice will have to do while watching Jeff’s vids n reading his new hunting weather whitetail book always learning something new here
Great Videos and Awesome Books. If anyone thinks these videos are informative (I agree) then you will love the books. I gave two books out to family members as a way for us to all have a similar background knowledge. Now when we talk about our shared hunting land, we all speak the same language and abide by the same principles. It has made working on our land even that much more fun!
If you doubt some of the stuff this guy is talking I did too till I started implementing some of his strategies and thoughts. I've seen more deer this year then I did last year and hunted way less. I understand a lot more now then I was ever taught growing up hunting private land over corn. I still fuck up like taking bad shots in brush 🤪 like today but basically listen up he knows his stuff
Jeff, thanks for sharing all your knowledge. Have watched religiously for a year now. I bought a 120 year old farmhouse w/20 acres in Allegany County NY a year ago. Plan is to retire there. This year was my most frustrating year of deer hunting in my 55 years of life. Busted my butt the last year on habitat. I know i still have a long way to go. Had turkeys eat at least 150 lbs of winter rye seed so plots were terrible. Two turkeys in the freezer though. My neighbors don't hunt well (heavy atv use)and sit on the borders but by far, the worst thing and I didn't know this when I bought it......I have 140 acres across the street that nobody has hunted in 4 years. It is posted and private and has great cover. It's truly a sanctuary. I know in 5 years my property will hold a lot of those deer but I cant go 5 years with what went on this past year. Any suggestions on how to handle this? I have my ideas.....most involve hunting elsewhere until I get mine the way I want it......one involves a climber and trespassing.
Again, thanks for all you do on here. It really is appreciated.
Appreciate the consistent videos! Much needed when the deer season (tagged out) is over to get my whitetail fixed. Also watched your 2 interviews on the vortex podcast. Good stuff Jeff!
Thanks a lot Mark...really appreciate you watching. And listening! Always a lot of fun hanging out with the Vortex team 🙂
Thank you for all the helpful information you provide heading out this evening before the snow storm moves in tonight.
Nice Carver! I am really pumped about sitting today too...SE winds are a good thing for me this time of the season 🙂
@@whitetailhabitatsolutions9751 good luck to you on your sit. I’m just hoping the buck still have there horns as I got a few reports from the neighbor that there are a few starting to drop in northern WI.
Ever since I found this channel, I have learned so much honestly. Thank you for the work you do and I always look forward to seeing the notification of a new video from you. Happy New Year Jeff!
Hey Jeff there is nothing boring about whitetails, it doesn't matter what time of the year it is!!
Amen to that AW 😁
This has really helped me gain a little confidence for this next month in the ozark national Forrest! I plan to put this advice to the test! Thank you!
love your channel I learned so much from you. and a lot more to learn.......You are never to old to learn
Watch tons of your content. Really helpful. I would own 20 acres in Texas. 18 acres is thick cedars. If you know anything about Texas, I would love some thoughts on what to replace some cedars with to attract deer. Keep making videos. Really like watching.
Good advice, I think I'll be picking up some of your reading material. Planning for a spring Alfalfa plot.
Thank you! One thing to consider...I'm not sure I've recommended alfalfa put of the last 500 client food plot programs...or more. Make sure to check out my food plot vids to stear you in the right direction 🙂 I know personally if I had alfalfa planted in my plots here in SW WI and SE MN, I would have zero attraction...much better options
@@whitetailhabitatsolutions9751 Good to know, I'm down in Central Texas. Is there a better option for this rocky habitat? Most greens like beans and such haven't seemed to grow very well, but some people have had success with Alfalfa.
Hi Jeff Got the red book and hopefully will be doing the online design class yet this winter. I've watched a couple hundred of your videos but still have never seen footage of a switchgrass bedding area with diversity pockets inside. You talk about it often but I've still never seen it.
I would also really like to see it finished with diversity pockets.
Please discuss the type of hunting habitat we find in SC and surrounding areas. Heavy timber industry that leases land to hunt. Long season lots of pressure. Lots of deer too ! Different rules and limitations on land usage. Thank you!
Your videos have helped me learn so much. I’m hunting a place where every hunter I’ve talked has told me “there’s no herd here anymore”. And yesterday I seen 5 doe. But how do I hunt these deer from the ground with a bow. The public land nearest to me and where I typically hunt doesn’t have very many trees I could get a stand into with a climber. I don’t have much extra cash to throw at hunting so I really have to use what I got. But thanks for all the help
Still working on that buck tag.Passed a 18 month old 7 last night.Got pics of a 4 year old with no antlers.Not shooting any doe.They are few and far between.Could have shot a big doe last night. Let her walk.Today is a new day..
I've tagged 3 deer this year 2 does and a buck. I'm trying to get 1 more before my season ends Friday. Thanks for the vids btw
Great job and enjoy the late season! I will be hunting for a mature buck thru January 31st...love this time of year 👍
Where are you from that the season ends so early
@@mikeguy9668 we have Urban archery season that runs all the way from Jan 16 till February 28th but I just don't have nowhere else to hunt because in urban archery you have to be in city limits
@@yourcommentisinvalid4828 never heard of urban archery season before. Sounds kinda cool. Now that you've told me that, go ask golf courses if they'd let you hunt. I know for a fact that deer are pests for them, my buddy is a grounds keeper at one
@@mikeguy9668 I'm letting you know right now the nearest place that I know of that has a golf course does not have any deer hunting because it is so residential
I just shot a doe her in wi the holiday hunt found a transition where pines hard woods and buck thorn meet .on public land no one around me .but some hikers sometimes they help get them deer moving for you in my case they did it was a morning hunt
another great vidio.im going to o in on the 2% rule. Thanks jeff
I would like to thank you for how your channel has helped me learn. Thanks to you we will be putting in 4 acres of food plots, opening up the canopy on some of our property, and are continuing to practice quality hunting.
Also I put in some water tanks, how were you able too dig a hole for a 110 gallon tank
Hey Jeff, any tips on how to design or set up a parcel that's a pine plantation...straight rows of pines, straight fire trails and fire breaks going through the entire length of the property?
Same question
I'm going out tomorrow morning hear in Minnesota. I'm mostly just going out to pull a stand down but I got 2 doe tags to fill & I wouldn't mind filling a tag or 2.
I have hit.so much public land this year it's crazy. All the public land I have walked miles and miles of it and no matter how I feel I go into it someone is already there with a stand or a blind. South east Michigan had a big area to hunt but I swear every inch is torn up by people. You almost have to pattern the people and go in first and where you expect them to push the deer right to you.
Here in Maine, the ground freezes up during deer season and tracks are hard to come by, at least in the Northern half of the state, and deer densities are around 0-6 per square mile. It is tough hunting. You pray for a little snow just to find some tracks to confirm if you are wasting your time or not. I am a Paraplegic hunter. I can walk short distances with crutches but not very far so tracking is out of the question. Also once the snow starts accumulating in November the deer start moving to winter ranges of large cedar thickets and swamps. It is a challenge, to say the least for me. I do realize I need to educate myself on what deer like to eat in the Fall and Winter time of the year. Do you have any books or suggestions on a book that will help me identify these kinds of plants and or trees?
Great advice Jeff!
Thanks a lot Brent!
Great Video! I believe you said you were gonna base then more off habitat, can you design some with the tablet.
I sure can...we have a lot coming up very soon!
End of hunting season and I’m thinking about next...a little off topic...what did you think of PlotStart? I’ve got a remote 1/2 acre plot that I can wheelbarrow to at best.
What about late season food plots that have been picked over but still some food there? Deer seem to have abandoned it when I usually see them first thing in the morning. Have to check trail cameras today to be sure.
Thanks Jeff for another great info video keep up the great work
Here in n.eastern pa. for this week and next week, having rain and mid 40s. Should I wait for lower temps and storms to pull away?
Bait can make the deer go nocturnal if you are not careful. Better to spread the stuff on a 1/4 acre patch than one spot. Think of it as artificial acorns, they gotta spend time smelling each piece and nosing it out of the leaves just like acorns. Much much better use of bait and the deer don't go nocturnal as hard as when you just dump a pile somewhere. My thoughts anyway.
River bottoms in the winter. Cover and browse...
Love your vids. Thanks. One question, do you have a video/article explaining how to keep deer in your part of the woods if you own only 8 acres of a 15 acre patch woods in NW Ohio? Completely surrounded with ag and I'm wanting to take your suggestions and plant switch, adjacent to our part of the woods, but don't want the bucks wondering off through our woods and bedding in neighbors woods. Use brush inside woods to create edge? Fence in woods?
Hi Jeff , i live on 30 acres, house sits on top of 20 of it looking over 2-3 acres of old pasture/field down grade. Would you turn the fields into plots being the house is so close or would you put the plot back into the woods away from it? Thanks for all the quality informative content you give!
Jeff would leave the woods for the bucks and he'd plant switch grass and day tome browsing for the does...if they can't see over the switch grass they can't see your house...lol
Glen Swenson to better explain it the house sits on top of a hill overlooking the fields and then behind the fields are the 20 acres of woods. So even with the switch grass they’ll still see the house since it sits up above it on the hillside.
@@Gsxrnoob I am a bowhunter, I hunt flat land big ag country with a river that runs through the area. The only patches of woods are the farm steds, other than the river bottom. I always see the deer stay on the edges of the woods, and within 50 to a hundred yards from the house. My thought is the deer stay next to cover even if they see your house. You should watch Jeff's top 5 ways to build deer bedding on small parcels. #1 is what I'm refering to with switch grass and leafy greens and I think you'd hold some does on your 2 to 3 acres. Even if they can see your house they would have cover and feel safe. He talks about managing the woods for the rest of that video and having high stem counts. Also watch 5 hunting food plot tips video 7 weeks ago. Perfect example.
killed my beat buck on Public land 0ne week to the end of the season.
Jeff wear do you keep your hunting boots in the off season? Do you just leave them outside year round?
Hi Drew! Mostly on my porch...outside, or in a shed. I also spray them down with ElimiShield which helps get rid of a lot of smell...
@@whitetailhabitatsolutions9751 that’s what I do I never bring them inside! I see so many people wear there stuff to a store a gas station and I just cringe 😬
Where after em with flintlocks I have taken alot of deer with a flintlock it's not easy by any means have you tried it before it's a real blast
He Jeff do you have any food plot tips for land with cattle roaming around
Let me go with y'all because I can't see nothing 😫
Ive slapped tags on 2 bucks and 3 doe this year, I have one big fat doe left
What do you do with all the deer you kill ?
I like hunting in snow as well but it's 70 degrees here in Alabama right now 🙄
We are getting 6in fall # 3 in a week up in Minnesota right now.
DO YOU HAVE ANY ADVICE ON DEER PATTERNS ON RIVER ISLANDS...I.HUNT HOWELL ISLAND IN ST LOUIS COUNTY..IT IS 4 MILES LONG AND 1 MILE WIDE ALL THE WAY THROUGH
Hunt the natural funnels and the wind. That island is bedding I bet. I'd hunt what Jeff calls day time browse mid morning late afternoons. If they cross the river to get off the island there going to ag...Hunt there patterns.
Great info
I bait this year and they hitting my bait about two hours before sun rise
what happened to kermit?
Great video
Thank you very much Nick!!
Why don’t you ever talk about Texas hunting? You should do a video about Texas. Most people bait here.
I used to love to fish, then started hunting Whitetail and now I could care less about fishing.
Same here brother
Me too Matt. Especially since I harvested my first deer this year!
@@adamdrouin2295 trust me it gets worse! I'm just thankful I found something that I am so passionate about. A lot of people go their whole life without finding anything. Congrats on your first deer!!
I’m sure some may disagree but essentially a food plot is bait
Yes, legal bait. Would you think that row crops are bait as well, or food for the world?
@@c_turfgrass7773 Aren't we funny!
@@threek2d434 I try