Food plots ready!

[CaptainMal]

Used to live in Pennsylvania. Know the differences. Just wishing the southern conditions were as conducive to growing in clay and sand what you do in soil. We can ship you some cottonmouths and rattlers if you miss them. What I don't miss is the cold, snow and misery for so much of the year.

Hope you get the big one.

 

[hammerjack]

Here is what you are looking for.

 

[GotRDid]

No choice but to use herbicides on this plot. So many dormant seeds (particularly Foxtail) get exposed when working up the soil. The milkweed and others have deeper root system that requires roto tilling to kill effectively.
If you do not have your soil tested at your local County Extension Office, you may not be able to prep the soil effectively and efficiently to enjoy the results we typically get with Whitetail Institute products. There are many other great seed companies out there, but as with all of them, soil evaluation and proper addressing of any deficiencies is crucial.
GotRDid.

 

[CaptainMal]

DAD3E23D-EE54-44AC-A58F-7224F2081829 by Larry Malinoski, on Flickr
F0925E76-66BA-4DDA-952A-014EBECBC3F5 by Larry Malinoski, on Flickr

My food plots suck in Georgia. Yet, each year I see and kill nice bucks over 8 pts and so far just up to a 14 pt.

Never tested the soil as my plots are all over the place, including a 1,000 yard power line that runs across my property. Out in the open it's like a dry desert for growing anything but weeds. The plots never grow but the deer come in anyhow.

 

[GotRDid]

Trust me, KY has as much red clay soil as my birthplace in Chattahoochie Co, GA.
GotRDid.

 

[DogBuster]

Sunflowers are fun to grow

super easy....birds luv 'em

even seen deer munching on them in the fall

they are just starting to bloom now