Food plotting

[hxc016]

I want to plant a food plot on our farm in east Texas and I was curious if anyone has planted something and had some good success?

[Truckville]

A lot of threads covering this if you do a search. TONS of info.

[J&M Hamilton10]

As mention above do a search or go to game management thread you will get all info you will ever need. And can't beat ladino clover and chicory. Very easy to maintain

[BrandonA]

Go over to the Game Management thread lot of good information on that. Pay Special attention to anything that Uncle Fish and Deerfarmer post or say.

[Russ79]

Where in east Texas?

[Drycreek3189]

For my money, after 8/9 years of intensive food plotting, you can hardly beat iron/clay peas for spring/summer and wheat/oats/rye w/a few Austrian winter peas for fall if you're on a budget. It gives a lot of bang for the buck. A combination of white clovers and some chicory for perennial plots is very good also.

But first, get a soil test and ammend your plots accordingly. Good luck !

[Backwoods101]

Go over to the Game Management thread lot of good information on that. Pay Special attention to anything that Uncle Fish and Deerfarmer post or say.

^^^^^^^^^^ what he said X14, elgato is a bad dude also but he's in Louisiana.


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[Backwoods101]

For my money, after 8/9 years of intensive food plotting, you can hardly beat iron/clay peas for spring/summer and wheat/oats/rye w/a few Austrian winter peas for fall if you're on a budget. It gives a lot of bang for the buck. A combination of white clovers and some chicory for perennial plots is very good also.

But first, get a soil test and ammend your plots accordingly. Good luck !

Solid advice right there[emoji106]


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