Good plots
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From: Bowhunter23
02-Dec-16
Hello Wi Bowsite Forum, I'm new to this website so I would like to take a second to say hi and hopefully gain some input from you guys. Do any of you plant food plots? If so, which seed do you have most success with? I've been planting clover for the past couple years, but I'm looking to change it up for next season.
From: Tweed
02-Dec-16
What area of the state are you in? How has the clover been working?
Welcome
From: Tweed
02-Dec-16
What area of the state are you in? How has the clover been working?
Welcome
From: Novemberforever
02-Dec-16
Welcome. I do white clover strips, wr every year, strips of ptt, fhr, rape and about 2,000 pumpkins.
From: Novemberforever
02-Dec-16
Taken 4 hours ago. Healthy fat.
From: Bowhunter23
02-Dec-16
I live in SE Wisconsin, but my family owns a cabin in Trempeleau County. I have definitely seen incredible antler growth from planting clover early spring. I want to plant something next year to keep the deer around for late season. We recently select cut our land which also helped a lot.
From: Novemberforever
02-Dec-16
Ptt, fhr, rape (brassicas)for late season. Thermal bedding(ns) is also important.
From: RJN
03-Dec-16
1. Soybeans 2. Corn 3. Winter rye, ladino clover, ground hog radish, purple top turnips.
From: JackPine Acres
03-Dec-16
Early spring green up of clover really helps the does put some weight back on before dropping their fawns in late May. Make sure you hit those plots with 0-0-60 once the frost is out of the ground to help the clover spring up.
From: CaptMike
04-Dec-16
Soy beans are always a big attractor. Clover can be put on trails, roads, paths, etc. Turnips feed well into the winter but not much of an attraction while hunting seasons are on.
From: Landoscott
05-Dec-16
I planted grandpa rays grains and greens and was impressed with the results given that they were brand new food plots with a low ph when I started.
From: Bowhunter23
05-Dec-16
I appreciate the responses^^^ shoot straight
