Archery season is well underway here in the southeast - particularly in Georgia. It's still 95 degrees and 100 percent humidity which really makes us question why we do this even if it allows us to get into the woods more than 30 days before rifle season.

In this episode Carter & Cole talk about the first weekend hunt here in Georgia. The heat and sweat really has them re-considering getting out into the woods this early. The boys also talk about what they accomplished with their food plots in preparation for the fall. Planting food plots are not for the weary - Especially when you don't have the right equipment and require a bit more manual labor.

The Pastrami Boys are so back and here for part II of the land management discussion. This episode is a continuation of EP 281 where we are talking about food plots, soil testing, and long term land management goals.

Too many hunters plant seeds based on the looks - this is not the right thing to do. To have a successful food plot you need to take soil samples, work with biologists, and buy the right seed that will not only thrive in your environment, but food that your deer will eat. Find a local feed store that you can work with and talk to the folks who have been hunting that area for some time.

Test different seed companies - See what works for your land, environment, and location. Different seeds thrive in different areas and pick your seeds based on what your goal is for that particular food plot.

Shoutout to Oglethorpe Feed and Supply Store - nicest folks that we have worked with and super patient with our dumb questions and inability to make a decision on what to buy.

Welcome back to another episode of the Hunt Lift Eat podcast! We have the Pastrami Boys taking over the podcast today and you might be asking yourself, "Who the F*c* are the Pastrami Boys?". They are a group of guys who are part of a hunt club in East Georgia and all long time members of the Hunt Lift Eat Team.

This week the boys are covering a slew of topics in this several part series. Now having private land, the boys are learning how to manage the land with a particular emphasis on food plots, whitetail management, and slaying all the pigs that are invading the land.