Throw & Gro Vs No BS: Deer Choose Which is BEST! Evolved Harvest or Domain Outdoor No Till Food Plot
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ย. 2024
- This is a match up between one of the most popular throw & grow food plot products and one of the best throw & grow mixes. Find out which will win in this no-till battle.
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I went with the BS on small plot. THANKS
I love No BS!! Best of luck 🌱🦌
Thanks for the time and effort in this video, great job
Hey thanks so much! I really appreciate it 👍🏻
I absolutely love the way you did this video!!
Thanks so much Jordan! I really appreciate that 👍🏻
I love these comparisons!
Thanks Howard! I appreciate it man 👍🏻
Awesome comparison! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks so much DriftlessHunter! I appreciate you watching 👍🏻
Rye grass is just cheap grass seed , deer will eat cereal grains rye winter wheat buckwheat oats etc
Nailed it 👍🏻
What time of the year is best to plant this stuff? I’m game planning for next season.
Hey thanks for watching! What part of the country are you located?
@@mountainbuck Mississippi
You’ll be a little later than me up here in the Northeast. I usually shoot for August as I’d like to get a full couple months of growth before archery season. Check out this food plot selector from Domain: www.domainoutdoor.com/food-plot-selector
Awesome content. Did you water the seeds in at all? planting a 1/4 acre food plot this year and this video helped a lot. Just ordered "green machine" from Domain because i have low PH soil. Thank you!
Hey James! Thanks so much man. I didn’t water them… luckily we’ve had a good bit of rain here lately in PA. Also, I just put in a throw and grow food plot with Green Machine and will hopefully have a video out on it in Sunday. Hook me up and hit subscribe if you could and check back for that Green Machine video 👍🏻
I really liked that experiment. Great job buddy. I’ve had to use rye before but it’s definitely last resort.
Thanks Trophy Hunter! I appreciate you watching 👍🏻
Blessing and curse with the rye grass it’s a soil builder along with feeding deer late season here in PA I’ve had luck with rye and clover mixed I also had brassicas but they turned yellow my soil was deficient in certain nutrients I believe potassium which is very loose and free in the soil so it doesn’t stick well I established my first food-plot last summer and had great success in October I killed my biggest buck to date over rye and clover . this year I finally had enough time to work on the rest and got clover frost seeded and it some areas it’s doin fantastic others not so much I believe if I put in a cover crop like rye grass/grain it’ll help weed pressure and protect the clover I have there already so the deer don’t notice and let it reach maturity and have a good root base
Hey thanks for the info and input! Good stuff👍🏻👍🏻
Liking all these food plot videos,what about trying out some plot max and jolt made by antler king
Hey Dana! Thanks so much! I definitely need to do some plot-starter and foliar feed videos at some point!!! Thanks for watching👍🏻
These products are highly concentrated 1 ounce makes 1 gallon,you really get your get a good bang for your buck,looking forward to the next one
@@dana44169 thanks for the info Southern Preacher 👍🏻
That was a great comparison 👏 apple to apple no BS. I'm ordering some BS to put on a few small plots.
Hey SuperDave! Thanks so much man! Best of luck this season 🦌
@mountainbuck I've already went to tractor supply and bought some, going to plant it tomorrow before the rain and the soil is wet from rain yesterday so perfect timing. Your review made my mind up ! Thanks again!
Hate to be this guy but that was a button buck
lol. Nice
Do not confuse ryegrass with cereal rye. They are not the same. With that being said, if you see a seed blend with ryegrass in it, save your money. All ryegrass does is make your plot look pretty and green but has no food value to deer.
Hey Evan. Well said 👍🏻
Evan, we plant it for our cattle during the winter, as do 10s of thousands of other ranchers, we don't plant it because it has no nutritional value to the animals. News flash if cattle benefit from it, so will deer. I've planted all of this stuff before, some of it is good some of it is not. That said I plant a few places every year with just good ole fashion Gulf Rye grass, and the deer and turkey both love it. Not saying its not good for you at your place, but I think I lot of this stuff depends on your location (temperture, rain fall, etc.,) and also your soil type.
Rye grass isn't the best, but it does work for me at my places, again both cattle and deer
So no Evan, not well said.
Point being if it’s dye grass don’t spend the big money on a fancy bag deer plot, go at store buy some grass seed far cheaper and Bermuda has more nutrients than rye
Weeds have more protein than rye grass why would they eat it! Cattle usually have pasture so that makes a difference also, and deer have to be hungry to eat it. It's way down on there priority but they will eat it
How long do they last if none of it was ate?
I’ve had No BS still getting eating after the first frost and the weather turns. Thanks for watching 👍🏻
Great video!! You are not sponsored by a seed company right?? Unbiased?
Hey Shawn! Thanks so much! I haven’t gotten any money yet haha. I did a throw and grow comparison video series last year and I really liked how the Domain Outdoor products performed. They were also a relatively newer company so I thought I’d keep checking them out. They do also do things right (sending hand-written thank you notes with purchase). Seems like a cool company 👍🏻
Never buy anything with Rye GRASS only rye GRAIN/cereal rye/winter rye. Anything with ryegrass is just a rip off
Good call Brad 👍🏻 thanks for watching.
Show parabéns vídeo top pena que aqui não temos nada disso aqui no Brasil e pessoas assalariadas como eu não temos condições de importar um forte abraço tmj 👍
você pode fazer parcelas de alimentos para caça no brasil?
@@mountainbuck é proibido mas caçamos igual kkk Brasil infelizmente é o pior país ninguém respeita nada se eles liberam os cara acabam com tudo eu respeito as épocas e caço para consumo
Great video man. I am going to use big sexy and hot chic in some of my plots. I also am doing some durana clover and balansa clover with oats, wheat, rye, and winter peas in my bigger plots.
Hey Jeremy! Thanks so much man! Sounds like you’re going to have some killer plots. We have Big Sexy in at my friend’s place and it’s absolutely crushing it now. Best of luck this season 🦌
What state are you in? If you don't mind? Just curious!
Hey Tim! I’m in PA. Thanks for watching 👍🏻
@@mountainbuck I am in Az, but I have 193 acres in Oklahoma and they in a big drought. I am going here in a couple weeks to do stand improvements and some small food plots. Some throw and grow stuff! I wanted to do a burn in some pasture land of mine but didn't get on it in time, maybe next year! Anyways, thanks for the response!
@@tinfoiltim7593 Sounds awesome! Best of luck this season 🦌
BS IS the BEST,,
It’s great stuff Anthony! Thanks for watching 👍🏻
You definitely are biased. That deer didn't eat either side of your experiment. She was more interested in everything around your plot. It's a bust, both products are trash 😂😂😂
Not sure what video you were watching or your level of understanding on what deer do and don’t eat, but I thought the results were pretty conclusive. You are right about one thing. I am biased because I have experience with both products and know what actually works.
@@mountainbuck I watch your video and the only conclusion that was conclusive was the deer didn't want either product you threw out, and you haven't a clue what your talking about. They actually preferred the surrounding vegetation which was very clear and decisive by your video 😂😂😂😂 fricken rookies LMMFAO.