How's your food plots doing? (pix)
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Boone & Crockett
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Ponce de Leon Florida USA
Posts: 10,079

It's been so dry down here I've held off on planting. They now predict a 60% chance for the next two days so I planted about an acre this afternoon, but it will be a week or so before I can get the rest of them planted.
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I was watching Dreury outdoors the other night and they had beans planted also .
Abought a month or so to plant they planted some buck forage oats .
After a couple frosts the beans dye off and the deer will eat the oats .
Abought a month or so to plant they planted some buck forage oats .
After a couple frosts the beans dye off and the deer will eat the oats .
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This is the first time I've planted Buck Beans, planted in June. The interesting thing about them is the deer will not touch them until they start making the beans. The last time in was at the plots, they were just putting out runners. Since our gun season starts on the 18th, they appear to be right on schedule. They tolerate some light frosts.
I also planted in Sept. some Buck Forage Oats for the first time this year. We have hadgreat rainfall this year. Last year was a disaster for food plots.
I also planted in Sept. some Buck Forage Oats for the first time this year. We have hadgreat rainfall this year. Last year was a disaster for food plots.
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Join Date: Oct 2004
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Posts: 140

I planted a decent sized plot this past Monday. Luckily for me, it rained a little Tuesday and then rain pretty hard Tuesday night. I'm hoping it does pretty well. There is tons of tracks through it. Tried the Biologic Green Patch and Winter Peas. Will get a pic once it starts growing.