Burning By Treestand Location #deermanagement

Published on February 26, 2026
Duration: 0:39

This video introduces the 'bow range burn' technique for deer management, pioneered by Dr. Marcus Lashley and explained by Luke Resop from Mississippi State University Deer Lab. The technique involves burning a 30-yard radius around a tree stand to create a nutritional pulse, which has been shown to increase deer use of the area significantly. This method demonstrates that impactful habitat management doesn't require burning vast acreage.

Quick Summary

The 'bow range burn' is a deer management technique involving burning a 30-yard radius around a tree stand. Pioneered by Dr. Marcus Lashley and explained by Luke Resop of Mississippi State University, this method creates a nutritional pulse that can increase deer use of the area by 13-fold, proving effective without needing to burn large acreage.

Chapters

  1. 00:04Introduction to Bow Range Burn
  2. 00:18Bow Range Burn Technique Explained

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a bow range burn?

A bow range burn is a deer management technique where a 30-yard radius around a tree stand is burned. This creates a nutritional pulse that significantly increases deer activity and use of that specific area.

Do I need to burn a large area for effective deer management?

No, according to experts like Luke Resop from Mississippi State University, you do not need to burn large acreage (20-100 acres) for a burn to have a significant impact on deer management. A focused 'bow range burn' is highly effective.

Who pioneered the bow range burn technique?

The bow range burn technique was pioneered by Dr. Marcus Lashley. Luke Resop from Mississippi State University Deer Lab is featured explaining and demonstrating this method.

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