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For those of you who planted food plots...

Discussion in 'Whitetail Deer Hunting' started by DoubleLung84, May 17, 2009.

  1. DoubleLung84

    DoubleLung84 Weekend Warrior

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    I would like to see how your plots are coming along. Post some pics please.
     
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    flstnhd Weekend Warrior

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    This is my first attempt at one. It's only 8' to 10' wide and 350' long but it's a start. It's Premium Perennial. Planted March 24th

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  3. jmbuckhunter

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    Here is a link to my post.

    http://forums.bowhunting.com/yaf_postst4027_Food-plots-are-growing.aspx
     
  4. DoubleLung84

    DoubleLung84 Weekend Warrior

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    That clover is coming up real nice so far. Good job guys. Wish I had my own land to plant on.
     
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    bowmanaj Die Hard Bowhunter

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  6. DoubleLung84

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    Just out of curiosity... How many acres did you guys plant? How many deer do you think your plots will help sustain?
     
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    You dont neccisarily need your own land - mines planted on someone elses farm. You just gotta find a farmer thats down to earth and easy to get along with ! " I know- probobly not that easy" but i lucked out. Ive got about 3/4 acracre plot this year. The farmer and i are already planning on an additional 5 acre plot in a bottom section next year !!:rock: I'll get some fresh pics tomorrow and post them.
     
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    Sweet looking stuff guys. I have 1/3 of my plots planted. I am gonna plant some oats late as well.
     
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    My field is a little over 5 acres. I have about a half acre of wheat from last fall going to seed with clover frost seeded in it. Then I planted about 2 acres of new clover this spring. Maybe 3/4 acre of RR corn and the rest in a mix of Red Zone, Hot Spot and Maximize (those being a blend of buckwheat, forage beans, peas, sunflower and milo), a deer smorgasborg.:deer:

    Last January I saw 20-30 deer on a few sits. It takes a bunch of food to keep that many deer happy.
     

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