Serving Dayton, Cincinnati & Nearby Areas(937) 313-2690

Our Services

Wildlife Food Plot Seeding & Planting

Food plot planting is where Reclaim Land Services brings the farm and the woods together. Rodney Creech is a fourth-generation farmer with an agronomy degree, so plots get treated like the crops they are: soil tested, ground prepared, seed matched to the site and planted at the right time for southwest Ohio. The result is a productive plot that draws and holds whitetail deer and wild turkeys instead of a green patch that fades by October.

We prepare, seed and plant plots on hunting land and recreational property around Dayton and beyond, from small kill plots tucked into timber to multi-acre destination fields, and we can clear the opening first with our forestry equipment.

Green tractor with seeder parked beside a deer blind on a wooded property near Dayton, OH

Food Plot Services

Plot Clearing and Layout

Openings cut and stumps handled with our land clearing equipment, placed for wind, access and how deer move on your property.

Ground Preparation

Bush hogging, tillage or no-till prep, lime and fertilizer based on a soil test, so seed has a real chance.

Seeding and Planting

Clover, brassicas, cereal grains, soybeans and blends drilled or broadcast at the right rate and season.

Perennial Plot Maintenance

Mowing, overseeding and weed control on clover and alfalfa plots so they produce for years.

Habitat Around the Plot

Screening cover, edge feathering and bedding areas from our forestry management work.

Tractor working a food plot opening inside a wooded property near Dayton, OH

Planting at the Right Time for Ohio

Timing does most of the work in a food plot. Clover and alfalfa go in early spring or late summer; brassicas, turnips and radishes are planted mid to late summer so they bulb before the rut; cereal grains like winter wheat and oats follow in early fall. We plan the mix around when you hunt and what the whitetail deer and wild turkeys in your area are short on, and we plant when the soil and forecast say so, not when the calendar does.

Because we farm, we bring the same equipment to your plot that we run on our own ground: tractors, seeders and the know-how to read a soil test. Plots can be built as part of a larger habitat plan or on their own.

Tractor and seeder beside a deer blind near Dayton, OH
Rolled and prepared plot in a wooded opening near Dayton, OH
Tractor preparing a food plot near Dayton, OH
Reclaim Land Services crew and equipment at work near Dayton, OH

Why Choose Us

Why Landowners Call Reclaim

Twenty-Plus Years on the Land

Rodney Creech grew up on a fourth-generation family farm and holds a degree in agronomy. He reads soil, slope and timber the way most people read a map.

One Crew, Start to Finish

Clearing, stumps, grading, drainage, topsoil and seeding come from the same people and the same equipment, so nothing falls between contractors.

Licensed, Insured and Straightforward

Free quotes, clear scope, and a crew that shows up when it said it would. You will know what is happening on your property and why.

Equipment That Fits the Job

Tracked skid steers with a forestry mulcher head, a dozer, soil processing equipment, tractors and a dump truck let us size the machine to your acreage instead of the other way around.

Food Plot Questions

When do you plant food plots in Ohio?

Clover in early spring or late summer, brassicas in July and August, cereal grains in September. We schedule around your hunting season and the weather.

What do you plant?

Clover, alfalfa, brassica blends, winter wheat, oats, rye and soybeans, chosen for your soil, sunlight and goals. Clover and chufa are strong turkey draws; brassicas and cereal grains carry deer through late season.

Do you prepare the ground too?

Yes. Clearing, bush hogging, tillage, lime and fertilizer are all part of the service; you can hand us an overgrown opening and get back a planted plot.

How big should a plot be?

Kill plots of a quarter acre work in timber; destination plots of one to three acres hold deer and turkeys through the season. We will suggest sizes after walking the property.

Let’s Get Started

Plan This Season's Plots

Reclaim Land Services clears, prepares and plants food plots for hunters and landowners in Dayton, Hamilton, Middletown and Indianapolis, and across rural Preble County towns like Camden and Gratis. Request a quote online or call (937) 313-2690 before planting season fills up.