geting some hunting land what should i plant for food plots

[bigtim6656]

i am now ready to buy some hunting land in sullivan county or greene county indiana southwest area

i had planed to ask this when i had my land but i would liek to get down a food plot this year if possible
what food plot plants and or companys work the best or should i plant something like corn or soy bean als how much should i plant and if i am mainly bow hunting and secondly shotgun hunting how from from my stand should i plant in a big square or around my stand or should i plant a few small plots in the wood to make possible for mutiable stand so how big should the small ones be

i know alot of this come down to land lay out and so on but as i am just starting to look i will be able to work around what will make my hunt the most susseful also i am well capable of cuting trees and diging what source if need be any help whould be great and maybe someday and can repay your help with a hunt on my soon to be new land

[adoutfitter]

As for this fall its too late to plant corn or soybeans. Some choices are winter peas, winter wheat, turnips or brassicas, rye, rape, swede.
I am personally getting ready to drill in winter wheat and winter peas mixed 50/50 and then broadcasting turnips on top and cultipacking them in.
You can go to welterseed.com they have a big buck annual mix that they said was 60% winter peas and 6% of each of the other items they have listed. They also have individual seed typs available for good prices.

Whitetail institute has their No-plow which is a late summer early fall planting and most other like biologic have items like this also.

You can do a fall planting of clover but you wont have much to hunt on this season.