Food For Game: Review and Giveaway

This week has been filled with many great features featuring Moultrie. Tuesday had a great TCT post and the last two days there has been interviews about Moultrie's TGM Podcast and then a personal look at the podcast's hosts. This week wouldn't be complete without something fun and for you. I was lucky enough to get to read Dan Moultrie & Tony Kinton's book, Food For Game, it is a complete guide for the drawing and holding of wildlife through supplemental feeding. For one lucky person, I am going to be giving away a copy. All you  need to do, is leave a comment below. For a extra entry, "Like" Foggy Mountain on Facebook (leave a comment letting me you know you do this or let me know if you already a fan). This contest will end on Sunday, May 20th May 27th (see why here) at 9:00 AM.

Food For Game - By Dan Moultrie & Tony Kinton
  

As this book states, it is a complete guide for the drawing and holding of wildlife through supplemental feeding.  This book explains why there is a need for feeding and gives details on how and what to feed.  It touches on how to acquire hunting land, albeit a hunting lease or club or even door-knocking. It goes on to discuss how to select a site and how to properly use salt and minerals, feeders and even food plots. An important thing to remember and they state this directly in the first chapter...

"If hunting is the goal the effectiveness of feeding, whether totally artificial or some-what natural, should not be used to exploit the game. It can be used as an aid, but care must be taken that such practices are kept within a reasonable limit."

Overall this is a great book, it not only teaches you about feeding for, or even planting food plots of clover or chufa (and many more), whitetail but also covers turkeys, doves, and quail. It's a great read and a must for anyone who uses artificial or natural attractants for wild game.