Deer Sanctuarys
10-22-2007 | 08:37 AM
#22
Nontypical Buck
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From: Albany, NY
RE: Deer Sanctuarys
ORIGINAL: Germ
I am going to try
Chickory next year and turnips, I have seen deer do exactly what you stated. Kind of browse their way through the plot.
I guess my post came out wrong. Plots don't work like you see on TV where the deer browse in them for 30 mins. I think a lot of people have a mis-conception of how plots work. Sometimes you plant them, and nobody shows up
What I did not do is plant them close to bedding areas, I am going to try that next year.
I am going to try
Chickory next year and turnips, I have seen deer do exactly what you stated. Kind of browse their way through the plot.
I guess my post came out wrong. Plots don't work like you see on TV where the deer browse in them for 30 mins. I think a lot of people have a mis-conception of how plots work. Sometimes you plant them, and nobody shows up
What I did not do is plant them close to bedding areas, I am going to try that next year.
10-22-2007 | 10:27 AM
#24
Typical Buck
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From: Northwoods of WI
RE: Deer Sanctuarys
ORIGINAL: Germ
I guess my post came out wrong. Plots don't work like you see on TV where the deer browse in them for 30 mins. I think a lot of people have a mis-conception of how plots work. Sometimes you plant them, and nobody shows upWhat I did not do is plant them close to bedding areas, I am going to try that next year.
I guess my post came out wrong. Plots don't work like you see on TV where the deer browse in them for 30 mins. I think a lot of people have a mis-conception of how plots work. Sometimes you plant them, and nobody shows up
What I did not do is plant them close to bedding areas, I am going to try that next year.
Germ I had a plot the last two years and it work wonderfully. For one reason or another they have spent little to no time in it. I blame the amount of corn that is now around my property however my deer sighting are now down by any means. Plots have worked good for my in the past just not this year.
10-22-2007 | 11:00 AM
#25
Nontypical Buck
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From: Texas and Arkansas
RE: Deer Sanctuarys
ORIGINAL: Germ
I am going to try
Chickory next year and turnips, I have seen deer do exactly what you stated. Kind of browse their way through the plot.
I guess my post came out wrong. Plots don't work like you see on TV where the deer browse in them for 30 mins. I think a lot of people have a mis-conception of how plots work. Sometimes you plant them, and nobody shows upWhat I did not do is plant them close to bedding areas, I am going to try that next year.
I am going to try
Chickory next year and turnips, I have seen deer do exactly what you stated. Kind of browse their way through the plot.
I guess my post came out wrong. Plots don't work like you see on TV where the deer browse in them for 30 mins. I think a lot of people have a mis-conception of how plots work. Sometimes you plant them, and nobody shows up
What I did not do is plant them close to bedding areas, I am going to try that next year.
Wethrew some chicory onthe plot last week for the spring...from what I have read, it won't come up in the fall. We won't hunt this plot again for a month.
10-22-2007 | 11:16 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Iowa (Heartland USA)
RE: Deer Sanctuarys
Germ, a buddy of mine has 120 acres with 40 of it in crops every year. All the way around his property is nothing but cropland. He put in a food plot with 7 differrent types of clover which all blooms at differnent times of the year growing season. Deer love clover because it's sweet. I've sat in his cabin and watched the deer come out of the soybeans and corn at night to munch on the clover. It's like offering candy to a child, they can't pass it up. Now I have one food plot in with the same mix and two more plots tilled to be planted in the spring. My buddy got his clover mix from www.whitetailinstitute.com. I went to the local feed store and he made basically the same mix for me at 1/4 the price. Give it a shot and I doubt you'll be disappointed.
10-22-2007 | 12:33 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Northern Idaho's Panhandle
RE: Deer Sanctuarys
On that piece of ground I hunt that is private..the one I had all the tresspassing problems with, I have 50-60 acre mountainside full of brush and thick timber that I absolutey do not enter unless I am shed hunting it in Jan-March..
It works great because all the land around is either public or pressured private ground.. Deer and elk hole up in there big time.
I can't plant anything on this land, but if I could I would till up all skid trails in this sanctuary and plant a summer protein and fall carbohydrate combo
It works great because all the land around is either public or pressured private ground.. Deer and elk hole up in there big time.
I can't plant anything on this land, but if I could I would till up all skid trails in this sanctuary and plant a summer protein and fall carbohydrate combo
10-22-2007 | 02:12 PM
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From: Wisconsin
RE: Deer Sanctuarys
Yeah Jeff I have been trying to find a spot likes yours just over the border in Illinois.
ORIGINAL: GMMAT
I don't give 'em a square foot of sanctuary. I push the limit and hunt every nook and cranny of the land I have access to.
Ahhhh, but the untold truth is....I hunt a man-made breakline that's the border of their 230 acre sanctuary. Parks system.....no hunting. Perfect scenario. If it didn't exost the way it did.....I'd probably screw it up by hunting in there. As it is.....it keeps ME in check.
I don't give 'em a square foot of sanctuary. I push the limit and hunt every nook and cranny of the land I have access to.
Ahhhh, but the untold truth is....I hunt a man-made breakline that's the border of their 230 acre sanctuary. Parks system.....no hunting. Perfect scenario. If it didn't exost the way it did.....I'd probably screw it up by hunting in there. As it is.....it keeps ME in check.
10-22-2007 | 02:14 PM
#30
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From: Wisconsin
RE: Deer Sanctuarys
Can you dig it up I am would be greatly interested?
ORIGINAL: GregH
I do this in the places I hunt. I wrote a post Titled "Sanctuary's" a couple years ago but of course, got minimal replies.
BTW, it works excellently.
I do this in the places I hunt. I wrote a post Titled "Sanctuary's" a couple years ago but of course, got minimal replies.
BTW, it works excellently.