398: Is Some Rain Worse Than No Rain At All For Food Plots? with Lincoln Rohn

Habitat Podcast #398 - In today's episode of The Habitat Podcast, we are back in the studio with Lincoln Rohn!

We discuss:

-Lincoln pulled about 50 stumps out of an acre-and-a-half plot near Free Soil and left three on purpose.

-Why Lincoln leaves stumps and pine pods standing in a plot — deer hold to structure the way bass do.

-The stump bucket serration that laid Lincoln's knee open, and why he pulled his pant leg down and kept cutting.

-Lincoln walked into his cabin carport this spring and found $100,000 of equipment in a foot of water.

-Why Lincoln will not warranty a food plot install, and what he offers a client instead when it won't rain.

-The raccoon killing spree that brought his turkey flock back — and created a brand new plot problem.

-How $4 gas and the strikes in Iran shut off Packer Maxx website sales for ten straight days.

-The standalone crimper drum that slipped to spring, and why Lincoln refuses to release it early.

-Lincoln's read on Michigan's recreational feeding law: no CWD risk at 100 yards, a crisis at 101.

-Why Lincoln believes a one-buck rule gets more does shot, and the $4.2 million grant he can't ignore.