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Old 12-20-2006 | 03:38 PM
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Default Making a Plot in the Timber

I am thinking about starting a food plot in the timber. The area I am looking at is about 40 yds wide by about 150 yds long. It is an area that is mostly small elm trees and deadfalls. It was logged about 8 years ago and has grown back up. The area sits between a pine grove on the east side, and real brushy draws heading away from it on the west. I know I am going to have to clear everything off of the area, but I am wondering if I have to pull the stumps from the trees I cut down or just leave them alone. Also what kind of seed blends has anyone had luck with in a wooded area. I am located in Southern Iowa. The area is near the top of a ridge and should get pretty good sunlight during the afternoons. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Iknow this is going to take a lot of work, so I would appreciate any pointers that will help me not waste time.

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Dan
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