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<blockquote data-quote="DEER 24/7" data-source="post: 2932095" data-attributes="member: 16409"><p>Fellows this food plot business isn't that hard I have tried a many a things over the years in spring time plant catjang cow peas if drilling 20 bls a acre if broadcasting 25 lbs acre then broadcast 2 lb acre milo on top of it and disc both in. If you have a good deer population around you for 2 mile radius better have at least 5 acres or they will eat them all up but this como will pull deer for a long ways you will have all your neighbors deer unless he is doing the same thing. in fall broadcast 100 lb acre rye,oats or wheat(rye easier to get up and deer prefer oats over the other 2) into your cowpeas there will be enough deer kicking dirt around to so they will come up. so now you have the green stuff and pea pods & milo the deer will hammer this plot. And if there is any farmers on here they will tell you I am correct about this wheat deal I am fixing to tell you the secret to hunting where there is a lot of wheat fields around is to fertilize your wheat real heavy I am talking like 300 lb 13/13/13 acre. I learn this as a farm boy fertilizing our places where say I had a strip where I had it set wrong and put out double that where you would always see cows grazing or doing the turn rows I would get it down heavy there. same thing that's where cattle would eat most. I have experimented with this on wheat fields if I would hunt a big field like 30 acres and I want the deer come to a current spot I would would fertilize a couple acres heavy that where deer would come to feed. I am not sure this would be as effective in good dirt as it is in the poor sandy soil like where I hunt.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DEER 24/7, post: 2932095, member: 16409"] Fellows this food plot business isn't that hard I have tried a many a things over the years in spring time plant catjang cow peas if drilling 20 bls a acre if broadcasting 25 lbs acre then broadcast 2 lb acre milo on top of it and disc both in. If you have a good deer population around you for 2 mile radius better have at least 5 acres or they will eat them all up but this como will pull deer for a long ways you will have all your neighbors deer unless he is doing the same thing. in fall broadcast 100 lb acre rye,oats or wheat(rye easier to get up and deer prefer oats over the other 2) into your cowpeas there will be enough deer kicking dirt around to so they will come up. so now you have the green stuff and pea pods & milo the deer will hammer this plot. And if there is any farmers on here they will tell you I am correct about this wheat deal I am fixing to tell you the secret to hunting where there is a lot of wheat fields around is to fertilize your wheat real heavy I am talking like 300 lb 13/13/13 acre. I learn this as a farm boy fertilizing our places where say I had a strip where I had it set wrong and put out double that where you would always see cows grazing or doing the turn rows I would get it down heavy there. same thing that's where cattle would eat most. I have experimented with this on wheat fields if I would hunt a big field like 30 acres and I want the deer come to a current spot I would would fertilize a couple acres heavy that where deer would come to feed. I am not sure this would be as effective in good dirt as it is in the poor sandy soil like where I hunt. [/QUOTE]
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