Video of the Day: Mark Drury Manages a New Farm in Missouri
By Mark Kenyon
We’ve had Mark Drury as a guest on the 100% Wild Podcast a number of times over the past year, but one of my favorite discussions we had was this summer whenwe discussed his detailed plan for managing and improving a new propertyhe’d bought in Missouri. Now, lucky for us, the Drury’s have put out a comprehensive video documenting that very process for all of us to see. It’s really interesting to see, in detail, exactly how he thinks about setting up a new property, designing food plots and access, and lots more. Take a look at the video below and happy Friday!
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