archer58

The lime and fertilizer is a question in my mind. The soil probably is acidic due to the oaks. I'm planning next weekend to plant the Secret Spot below my stand on a hillside. It has a spring seep so I know water will not be a problem. I'll plant on both sides of the seep.
It sounds like the No-Plow may be a better choice though if it's coming up better than the others.

For sure keeep us posted.

Illinoisbow

how long does the no-plow last until you have to replant it again?

archer58

Until it dies in the winter/late fall.

wabashbowhunt

no this is my first one also...i used the throw and grow as well....i put 2 out one just inside a fence row off a field and one in about 20 yards in a woods around a good rub line and dedicated fence crossing

neck4752

archer,
How much is a bag of no-plow for about an acre? I am looking at the same deal...I hunt thick woods in Northern New England and would like something to draw the deer in!!!

Thanks
Jim

joe832002

im going to be doing some plots in the woods were i hunt as well as some feeders this year. hopefully the combination will bring in the big boy's.

boldplate

I thought most of the Secret Spot was for late fall when the leaves fell off the trees. I have not used it but plan to this year.

archer58

A 9lb. bag to cover 1/2 an acre is about $30.00. There is a 25lb. bag that's $75.00 or so.

archer58

It doesn't say when to plant on the bag,however it does say it is more attractive during the first few weeks of growth.
May be better to plant right before the season.

boldplate

North Carolina, South Carolina
Coastal: Sept 15 - Oct 15
Piedmont: Sept 1 - Oct 15
Mountain: Aug 20 - Oct 15

Archer this is right off the Whitetail Institute web page for Secret Spot...
http://www.whitetailinstitute.com/info/planting/fall.php