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Re: How to make a large plot better?
[Re: hallb]
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01/28/20 08:24 PM
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AlabamaSwamper
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Deer Especially old bucks love waist high grass
BTR Scorer in NW Alabama
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Re: How to make a large plot better?
[Re: ronfromramer]
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01/29/20 07:34 AM
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hunterbuck
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Seriously though, id plant the whole 5acres in ironclay peas and see if you can get them coming every day during the summer. Then when the peas play out, should be about acorn drop time, replant in whatever mix you want to. That and keep the corn there for them. I think year round feed is the key. If you are fortunate enough to have a 5 acre plot, plant it. Keep something for deer to eat in it all year, give them a reason to be there, its that simple Agree. Plant every available yard of dirt there with stuff deer like to eat.
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Re: How to make a large plot better?
[Re: hallb]
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01/29/20 02:38 PM
01/29/20 02:38 PM
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Shhwing
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Id plant different rows. Iron clay peas and round up ready corn. the corn will give them cover to go to and from the peas and when winter comes around they will be back in the corn. Can bush hog it over also. the position of the stand might also be spooking the deer. this past year I went around a few of our houses that have windows on all 4 sides and covered a few so that you can't see someones head sticking out like a sore thumb while they are in the stand. Also covered the openings with camo burlap fabric to limit seeing movement in the stands. Stand being in the north. North west winds are the prevailing winds. moving the stand to the south could help with keeping hunters scent from blowing across the plot.
Last edited by Shhwing; 01/29/20 02:45 PM.
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