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New Kill Plot

Discussion in 'Food Plots & Habitat Improvement' started by cabinkd, Apr 24, 2013.

  1. cabinkd

    cabinkd Weekend Warrior

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    A couple weeks ago a buddy and I went to the cabin to do a little turkey hunting and to put in a new food plot. We weren't able to spray it (too early) or burn it (didn't think of it in time) so we just tilled it and planted oats with the idea that we will come back at the end of summer and plant tillage radishes. The plot is in the bottom of a valley next to a creek with fields on the ridge tops surrounding the valley. We've already seen more deer on the property this spring than we have ever seen before so we're pretty excited. Hopefully the neighbors stay off the property this year.

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  2. Siman/OH

    Siman/OH Legendary Woodsman

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    looking good!
     
  3. sycamoretwitch

    sycamoretwitch Die Hard Bowhunter

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    Looks like a highway to me!!
     
  4. jake_

    jake_ Die Hard Bowhunter

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    nice spot. Keep us updated .
     
  5. bowsie15

    bowsie15 Die Hard Bowhunter

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    Looking really good!!!!
     
  6. pastorandrew

    pastorandrew Weekend Warrior

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    that's sweet looking!
     
  7. SWitchBacKXT

    SWitchBacKXT Grizzled Veteran

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    Looks great, keep us posted!
     
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    nsimmons Die Hard Bowhunter

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    Very cool looks great
     
  9. nealmccullough

    nealmccullough BHOD Crew

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    Looks great - i've heard radish's are great!
     
  10. Tim Ainsworth

    Tim Ainsworth BHOD Crew

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    Looks great! Just a personal preference but you may think about mixing in some purple top turnips as well. they have a slightly different time table on when they turn sweet than the radish, this may help increase the time the plot is pulling in deer. Love the spot!
     
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    Swamp Stalker Legendary Woodsman

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    lookin good! hang a trail cam up higher on one of the trees to overlook the plot
     
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    SharpEyeSam Legendary Woodsman

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    Looks good. Soil looks rich.
     
  13. cabinkd

    cabinkd Weekend Warrior

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    I will keep it updated. I wont be able to get down there for a week or two yet but Im hoping that gives it enough time for at least a little growth :tu:
     

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