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Post by noonebil on Nov 22, 2004 20:24:06 GMT -5
Before the hurricanes came through, several of us fellas on the club harrowed up a dead end road to make a food plot. After the hurricanes, I went to the road to check on the plot & found several trees had fallen across the road. When I had more time, I walked in to see how the plot was doing (I wasn't able to help when the other guys said they would plant).To my horror, there was nothing planted. Just bare dirt. To my amazement, there were deer tracks all over the bare dirt. The next week (short on cash & time), I bought a large bag of rye grass seed (the kind folks plant in their yard in winter around here) & broadcast spread it on the plot. I have been checking it & hunting it regular. I am still seeing plenty of sign that it is being used. I have also seen several deer (including one I killed November 11th). I went back today to add fertilizer & dolemite (lime). Still plenty of fresh tracks are on the plot. With all the high dollar food plot seed out there, I am doing great over a food plot that I have put less than $25 into. Go figure. ;D
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Post by gulfcoasthunter on Dec 1, 2004 3:41:44 GMT -5
I won't waste money on all the high dollar blends any more. During the summer they get iron clay peas and during the winter I plant winter peas and winter wheat, same stuff I plant for my cows and the deer are tearing it up.
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RonM
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Post by RonM on Dec 11, 2004 8:59:36 GMT -5
You could have bought a bag of covercrop rye for $5.50 and it would last and feed all winter, the grass seed will freeze out adnd be done.
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Post by noonebil on May 26, 2005 20:35:28 GMT -5
The grass seed will freeze out and be done. Not in Southeast Georgia. This winter grass flourishes in our mild winters. It will die off in mid spring due to heat.
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doghunter101
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Post by doghunter101 on Sept 2, 2005 21:35:08 GMT -5
I know this is my first year planting biologic full draw but I think deer will eat soybeans as good as anything know what I mean?
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