is it worth it
#1
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Fork Horn
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From: Rochester ny
i have a nice flat spot were my stand is thats about 80 by 80 is there any way to do this with a hand rototiller and what should i plant im in upstate ny would this help my chances ?
#3
I would prune the apple trees back to health and just clean up debris and mow. next fall mow close or spray grasses and top seed with Abruzzi rye/red Clover/Rape this has worked for me in a spot simular to the one you have. If you want a summer plot add Chicory and Durana clover to the mix in your fall planting.
#5
I have a spot or two like that in an old apple orchard. I went in and brush-hogged - then sprayed round up. 4 weeks later disked it up - and seeded/rolled in clover or brassica. I liked clover best because I found that the deer didn't care to really eat it exclusively - more they like to stage there and nibble a little. The Apples and the field 100 yds up the hill were the destination. With clover - it makes a nice Turkey set up as well.



Worth it for me - just dont expect 170 class bucks to rush in. Its more a supplement to an already good spot - thats the way I look at it - lots of Cam Pics too.
FH



Worth it for me - just dont expect 170 class bucks to rush in. Its more a supplement to an already good spot - thats the way I look at it - lots of Cam Pics too.
FH
Last edited by farm hunter; 12-25-2010 at 05:58 PM.



