Best Fall Food Plots To plant 87% Of The Time...
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ก.ค. 2024
- Best Fall Food Plots To plant 87% Of The Time...The fact is no one can tell you what fall food plot blend to plant but there is some things to consider before making a decision. Fall food plots are part of a quality habitat management program that can enhance your deer hunting property.
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Just wanna say I appreciate how open minded you are when it comes to experimentation and trial/error. Not every hunter has the same region, topography, browse pressure etc.
Appreciate the comment 👊
I just got back from TSC. They have 40 lb bags of Domain Forage Oats for $27.99. Plus a 15% discount today for veterans.
Very nice. I got a few bags myself
I used the whole oats they sell as livestock feed(Producer's Pride), 50 lbs for $20+- and had excellent germination. Probably using it again...deer loved it.
@@williamgaines9784 I have a grain elevator close and used theirs last year. I wanted to compare the cold hardiness of these. If there is not a difference I will be back to the grainery or try Producers Pride. I have used Producers Pride products in the past and was pretty happy. I have been pretty happy with Domain also. Thanks for the info.
I’m wanting to start a perennial clover plot in a quarter acre food plot that I currently have buckwheat and summer annual clovers in. It has no weeds and great seed to soil contact opportunities. Should I just broadcast my perennial clovers in it this fall?
Great tips. I no my property there isn’t much ag around some. But my neighbors all hunt and plant plots anywere from 5 acres to 40. They plant corn beans brassicas wheat rye oats. So there is plenty of food around and alot of big woods
Sounds like lots of variety. Are you planting anything?
@@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors oh yes i plant stuff but it seems so hard to comepete with these guy i dont even try. One neighbor puts out 4 ton of corn a month and 2 tons of protein. My pockets arent thst deep. I planted alot of different trees just tryin to give the deer a different variety
I have a quarter acre plot would you rather do no bs or wingman? I think wingman’s very interesting and want to try it but don’t know how much hybrid brassica it is so want to make sure it’s browse tolerant. Just curious, Thanks!
1/4 acre would definitely do NO BS. But an even better option I think would be hall pass. Hall pass if you have a lot of deer. No BS if you have a moderate amount of deer
@@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors thank you so much haven’t even looked at hall pass from domain so thanks I appreciate it
I put in 4 apple orchard with 10 to 40 trees. Would you consider that early mid or late season food source. Each orchard has minimum 5 types of apples. The 1 with 40 has 15 types.
Yeah it would be a good source but it’s going to take years and even then it’s limited. Fruit producing trees shouldn’t be the base of a feeding program. I think they should be added in on top of food plots and quality natural
Browse.
@@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors it's been in 7 8 yrs now. Original ones are really productive.
You mentioned Domain products. Im gonna continue using Domain due to my success using them last year (Big Sexy). Whats your thoughts on Green Machine? Been thinking of trying that this year here in Michigan.
I only planted it once on my old farm a few years back it was about 1/4 acre plot more wooded area with plenty of sun it worked well. I’m planting wingman and the new oats for this fall planting this year.
@@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors Thanks man! I really wanted to plant the new forage oats but hearing oats are toast once any frost hits, so now im second guessing.
@kdsberman well they do go dormant once frost hits but they are highly preferred early season. That’s why I’m adding them into my brassica mix at a low rate
@@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors Appreciate it man!
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Happy 4th!
Your math is off....But I am famous ..again..😏😏
Never said I could do math. I failed
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Are you sponsored by Domain ?
@@archerontario we have a partnership with domain yes. Have for years
@@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors seed is seed , i buy mine the same as all the buck on bag brands at my coop for a fraction of the price make all my own minerals run a complete program , minerals , food plots , supplemental feeding on our property , have for over 25 yrs if I were to use buck on bag brands no way could you afford it !