Clovers planted in August.
Have you invested in the Southern Food Plot Manual yet Scoob?
Best $20 you could invest to improve properties.
Amazon/Google is your friend.

Plot saver is another good investment to get them started.

Try planting buckwheat right now and turn it under after it blooms. This is like putting manure on your soil (if conditions allow it to grow). Around the 1st to middle of September plant a mix of wheat, cereal rye, and oats with a little crimson clover thrown in. Lime is the most crucial amendment to start out with. Most county farmers co-op will send off a soil sample for free. Continue the buckwheat next summer to build up your soil.
The University of Tennessee Extension Service has a good bit of information in their publications, you can find the online.

I'll get on Amazon and order a copy. Just learned today that my new tractor is not going to be delivered for another 3 weeks. So things again ground to a halt as far as that little project goes. Back to welding the saw mill and implements. Turning scrap into useful stuff. Gives me time to read about food plots as well lol

Well I cut the access to the little pond free just now and took the camera with me.
The first pic is from the same place the one with the bare ground was taken at a couple of posts ago. The rest are just from around the pond and up on the ridge for an overview of the territory







And of course the logging dog bringing trees home for firewood