Buckmasterflex

Ok I live in Central Oklahoma which is normally fairly dry but this year we have had a ton of rain, and I am wondering what type of food plot would be the best to plant and when should I plant this?This is going to be about an acre an a half to 2 acres,I don't need Wheat or Alfalfa because I have a plenty of both where I am hunting, I am trying to pullthe deerback into the trees with this food plot and get them away from the road hunters... Anyadvice would be appreciated.. Let me know if you need to know anymore information

timbercruiser

Are you talking about a fall/winter attractant plot?

Buckmasterflex

One to last thru hunting season October 1st- Janurary 15th....

falcon

Last year i had good luck with Spike Plot Oats and Purple Top Turnips. Despite a bad winter at our place in Garvin county,the oats did not freeze out. Deer ate them all winter long and the quail live in the mature oat field now. Worked for me.

Buckmasterflex

Falcon where did you buy those Oats from?

falcon

"Falcon where did you buy those Oats from?"

The Lawton CO-OP ordered them for me.

Criggster

Try brassicas. They are hard to beat for a late season attractant, but with a high deer population planting two acres may not last very long. Last year I planted about an acre of Shot Plot, and by the first of December it was nearly gone! BTW, there are probably about twenty or so deer per square mile here.