Food Plot Screening

[Drycreek3189]

Hogs will destroy anything if they get a notion but I have more hogs than most on this site and have never had them tear down sorghum. Just my experience.

I don’t know how you know how many hogs other people on this site have, but I’ll take your word for it. This plot was in a Green Cover blend in the spring with sorghum and millet in it and when the heads got ripe they destroyed the whole plot. Hell, they are even eating this elbon rye !

How many hogs are too many ? One !

[unclefish]

Go with Alamo switchgrass. Warm season perennial native. Can tolerate wet feet to some degree. And what you east TX folks call drought is no sweat for switchgrass. Gets 6-7' tall easily. Shred it after deer season. 2 PLS lbs. per acre of so.

Yes Alamo works great!

You are best planting it in winter...its got a extremely hard seed coat that needs winter freeze/thaw cycles. And when I mean plant it...just broadcast it on top of the firm soil.

[dbaio1]

Does anyone have a picture of one of these food plot screens ?

[unclefish]

Does anyone have a picture of one of these food plot screens ?

This is Egyptian Wheat and it gets about double this tall.

[dbaio1]

This is Egyptian Wheat and it gets about double this tall.

Cool thanks. I guess we have been planting screens and didn't know it. Corn, lab lab and sun hemp all get that high.

[Snowflake Killa]

Use 4x8 sheets of plywood pretty reasonable could be up in a day hogs shouldn't bother it. You could use it like a funnel