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GroundHog Max Review: Does it Really Actually Work?

So step four we realize, we can't get in here with big farm equipment, plus thats just too damn expensive. So we reached out to Groundhog Max and Billet Motorsports of Southern Pennsylvnia, who customized a hitch for us, and did some plowing! Check out the Ground Hog Max on Amazon here: https://amzn.to/3d483pk Total Cost to date: Whitetail Institute Soil Test Kit: http://bit.ly/2IXVnSE Planning For Fall Food Plot (Maryland) Step 1: (Video 1: http://bit.ly/Step1FoodPlot)(March 23, 2018) Soil Test Kit: $14 Each (4 Samples @ $56) Shipping: $14.50 (Total for 4 samples) Step 2: Spraying Food Plots (March 30, 2018) 41% Glyphosate 2.5 Gallons (3 Acres)-$64 (Tractor Supply http://bit.ly/2GTZGB5) Sprayer Accessories: $23 (Unforeseen Expense) Step 3: Lime [BAKER LIME - https://bit.ly/2M57UZX] LIME: $400 $80/ton (5 ton) from Baker Lime (All Northeast Coverage for Bulk Lime) Step 4: Disc Food Plot Groundhog Max: $250 Tractor Supply (https://bit.ly/2MFq4xm) Custom Hitch Kit (Billet Motorsports-https://bit.ly/2MbFYne): -$29 Hitch at Tractor Supply (https://bit.ly/2Os7EB3) -$50 Labor Gas/Fuel: 8 Gallons @$3.01 per gal=$24.08 Total to Date: $910.28 [NEXT: LIME, DISC, FERTILIZER, PLANT - SUBSCRIBE TO STAY TUNE]