My first year I thought I would just as easily turned the ground and started over. I hung in there, and even before I started anything, early in the spring gobbler, the clover was twice as what it was the previous year, and still growing. You may not get the results you want the first year, but with patience, weed control, and good rains the second year will bring the plots that bring in the feeders. I have my cameras on different parts trying to get some type of regular sighting and feeding times to use in my early season bow hunts, and the year ending week of harvesting doe. It also will allow me to find the trails that are bringing them in for an ambush shot on the bucks that seem to hang out on the outskirts watching for the does to start feeding. I will be waiting with patience, and the abilty to set up a hundred yards away and hit them on their entrance to these plots.