Food Plots?? How, When, Where??
- Thread starter bowtechexperience
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Might bite you in the ass on this one, who knows. Once you cut a tree down, it's gone.
I could do this, that would be nice. And then just add a small kill plot in between that and my neighbors huge thicket maybe.
I know I know haha. I'm not cutting down any trees right now. I hear what you are trying to tell me and I'm taking it all into consideration before I decide what I'm doing. I'm more confused on what I wanna do now than before I started this thread but I got lots of good info to think on.
grandparayoutdoors.com
Is a great seed company and has a world of good info on food plots. He also has a food plot info forum.
He is a professional farm animal feed adviser.
Is a great seed company and has a world of good info on food plots. He also has a food plot info forum.
He is a professional farm animal feed adviser.
I read a ton but i have only planted a few on my land in PA and they all got destroyed by the deer heard before they could produce anything damn near every time. So not very much to be honest, but very eager to learn!
Iowa_Buckeye
Smartest person here
Get the planter then you don't need the neighbor. And then you can do whatever you want with your land. That much clover is not needed.
Nothing better than standing row crops to hold/attract the deer. Especially late season when they are easy picking by the neighbors with there bang sticks. Gotta keep them on your ground so they can grow, and those interior fields would be perfect for that!
And I was not suggesting taking a bunch of trees out. Just if you have a few small openings, work the ground up and get something planted.
By the way, the are just picking on me with the beer comments and expensive seed!!! :smiley_blackeye:
I'd suggest getting as big a print of an aerial as you can (11x17) is good, but 24×36 is awesome. Then get a piece of clear glass or plexiglass to lay over. Then with dry erase markers you can "doodle" on the map to kick around ideas, update plots and stands, mark trails. Makes a great investment.
