Deer Plot Forum, I got decent germination but the deer seemed to

Deer Plot Forum, I got decent germination but the deer seemed to keep it mowed down. A well managed stand of planted pine is about as close to a year round food plot as Hi Guys. I’m from nc and I have an 1/8 acre Durana clover and winter rye food plot that was planted last year around September. I am going to be doing them this year. There is one heavy equipment operator in my area, and he's extremely hard to schedule due to how busy he is. I had looked at it a couple of times during 2019, and really wasn’t impressed. Well, my Fimco pump crapped out on me yesterday on my sprayer so I'm left with the choice of buying a new pump or looking for a different setup. The land is mostly planted pine fields with some hardwood runs throughout. My only concern with the alfalfa is it needs to be mowed, which is fine, but then it needs to be This video shows how I plant soybeans in small food plots with nothing more than a disk. Anyone have any input on this???? I don't have enough plot area for soybeans without the deer decimating it (two 1/4-1/3 acre openings in the timber), so I went with a winter rye/oats/clover mix last fall and had very good results in both growth and deer usage. While constructing food plots for over 12 years now on my place, a few reminders jump forward when Been working on a new food plot plan for my farm going forward after experimenting the last 4-5 yrs. Discuss Food Plots, Deer Habitat, predator control, aging whitetails, QDM and more! 13 20-Dec-25 Chick weed 8 09-Dec-25 Butyrac 200 9 07-Dec-25 Looking for a drill 12 13-Nov-25 Clearing trees for food plot 35 13-Nov-25 Using a chisel plow 26 16-Oct-25 food plot implements- disc or tiller 33 19-Jul This is a group for anything food plots. The forum has been upgraded to support both light and dark themes. The areas I am planting are around 1/4 acre. Have also thought of mixing in some sorghum A nice layer of deer mineral has enough salt in it to kill the stump. If you just have to plant something for Spring and Summer something like sorghum would be a good choice. Two plots are approx 2 acres each and the 3rd is about 1 1/4 acre. This group is founded by Jason Say who provides Food Plot and Habitat Consulting and is the owner of Wheat is a staple in any fall plot. Remember deer do like native plants. The plot is on its 5th season now and I'd say it needs to be replanted. Learn about seed selection, habitat enhancement, and maintenance for attracting wildlife. I don't want bare dirt until late July when I would That said in my area (NW LA) iron clay peas and crimson clover is like crack rock to deer,hogs and turkeys. I have friends ask me from time to time to help get them started with food plots. I have about a 2 acre plot that I would like to dedicate to clover. Broadcast the crimson clover and rye evenly over the entire plot. 50 acres and have been looking for something to to stand up to browse pressure long enough to establish. If I have a tag, I’m ready to drag. However, at ground level, you can see Start hinge cutting thicken it up plant one plot in the middle get rid of two hunters your likely scaring the bajesus out of them deer with so many hunters on 40 A. This group is founded by Jason Say who provides Food Plot and Habitat Consulting and is the owner of Magnet Discuss Food Plots, Deer Habitat, predator control, aging whitetails, QDM and more! Ultimately you will have to try it out to see if the deer pressure will wipe it out or not. (name brand or local co-op seed?) Or maybe you don't plant or hunt over them at all and can explain why you The place has a high deer density and they keep anything I plant eaten right down to the ground, but in this screenshot are 10 bucks, 10 very small bucks, but you get the idea. Check out the many YouTube videos Whitetail Deer Hunting - Keeping deer off food plot? - Has anyone got any suggestions on how to keep deer off of a food plot long enough for it to get rooted well. Powerline Foodplot ? Milo cut or uncut? You must log in or register to post here. Not interested in premade stuff, costs too much. Let me preface this by saying that I’ve been on this lease for 6 years now I think. It drew a good sized herd of deer during the summer, started to lose its attraction during the fall and was Planting food plots is the single most effective way of attracting, growing & keeping deer on your property. I got a great rain the day after Then in August repeat, but plant you a plot of rye and wheat instead of buckwheat. I have already started spraying with glyphosate. 20 to . I have dragged the plot to help break up the thatch and hopefully get any volunteer seeds growing. I'm calling it "stacking", i'm sure other people have done it before but I do not know of anyone. I am looking for advice on what to plant this coming spring for my spring/summer food plot. The property I am hunting I dont have and cant use any machinery. When you're laying out a deer hunting property, use these tips to locate, create, plant and manage successful small hunting food plots.

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