A common belief in the Southeast is that some areas are simply not capable of producing trophy-class deer. Landowners often assume they are limited by local genetics and are defeated before they ever start.

Based on our 24 years of hands-on experience, this is a limiting belief.

Annual disking is a high-input activity. It represents a significant and recurring drain on operational budgets, requiring expensive heavy equipment, high fuel consumption, and extensive man-hours. More importantly, from a stewardship perspective, this practice degrades the long-term health and value of your land.