We’re joined this week by Nate Loeffler from Nate’s Bowhunting for a deep dive into his success planting Red Milo for deer in ag country. Nate hunts small parcels in Wisconsin surrounded by thousands of acres of agriculture, so when the crops come off, deer are left with little to no food or cover. That’s where Red Milo shines: providing both COVER and FOOD when it matters most.Not only does Red Milo stand strong through tough conditions, but it’s also a highly valuable food source for deer—typically containing around 10–12% protein and high levels of carbohydrates, making it an excellent energy source during late season and post-rut recovery. The seed heads persist well into winter, offering a consistent food supply when other options are gone.Spring is here, and NOW is the time to get your drone flights scheduled. If you’re looking for a leaf-off map, you need to book soon before the window closes. It’s one of our favorite times to fly—offering crisp visibility with vibrant, living detail that truly brings your property to life.Visit EverlandOutdoors.com to book your property TODAY!