Many food plotters are struggling after one of the wettest growing seasons in years. In Episode 334 of the Chasing Giants Podcast, Don Higgins and Terry Peer explain why spring food plots have struggled, when it's time to terminate a plot and start over, and how to prepare for a successful fall planting.

They also discuss:

Why excessive rainfall has created major weed problems Robin Higgins' latest cancer treatment update Lessons learned from the Darren Bailey episode Why herd management starts with harvesting does Hunting ethics and choosing integrity over trophies Listener questions covering stand locations, minerals, trail cameras, bedding areas, manure, and much more.

If you're planning food plots this fall, this episode is packed with practical advice you can use immediately.

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