St. Croix

I am thinking of planting both of these this spring. Just wondering if anyone has had success with them and what time of year the deer prefer them. I just want to try and give the deer something else to eat that is not found on any neighboring properties.

Rauch

we had really good results with turnips the deer hammered em from the the time they sprouted until the first frost then it got even better we planted a half acre and by the end of november our foot tall food plot looked like a golf course the deer loved the i havent tried cowpeas yet but this spring im planting some

RonM

A friend of mine who has since passed on used to plant turnips for market and couldn;t keep the deer out of them, they should be planted the last of July, first of Aug, now that is in Delaware, don't know about WI., but are good deer cover, so is rape.

colomabuck

Planted turnips and rape together this past spring and was very disappointed. Plants came up very spotty and deer did not seem to use. I'm going to try to plant some corn in this area after I disk up the rape and turnnips this spring

SCbowhntr

What types of soil do these do well in?

lunchbucket

They shojld do well in sand if it is limed and fertilized...