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Updated clover plot pics

Discussion in 'Food Plots & Habitat Improvement' started by BJE80, Jun 29, 2013.

  1. BJE80

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    My big plot's clover is really coming along nicely especially considering the weather this year. The deer have started to eat it a little bit. It is so wet up here that I'm just happy it's not underwater.

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    Looks awesome man!
     
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    Looks excellent!!
     
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    Looks good, but man is that wet. I hope it drys out a bit for you.

    What are you going to cut yours with?
     
    GregH, Jun 30, 2013
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    Looking good!!!!
     
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    Looks great!
     
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    Greg, it's so wet I have rivers running though my woods. There is standing water everywhere. It would need to be dry fora month for it to dry out.


    Don't laugh. I'll be be using a weed wacker to cut it.


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    Looking good!
     
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    A weed whacker will work but don't you know any locals that might have a rough cut mower? :0
     
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    How tall should the clover get before you cut it????
     
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  12. BJE80

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    Can't really drive any equipment in the plots without rutting them all up.


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    Lookin good!
     
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    Very nice. Tough to beat a good stand of clover.
     
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    I see dead deer !
     
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    when it reaches 6-8 inches in height...after that it becomes bitter tasting to the deer.

    Plot is looking great!!! :tu:
     
    TheHardWoods913, Jul 2, 2013
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    Plots looking good - i don't think it needs any watering... :)
     
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    For the rest of the year. :violin:
     
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