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I'm new to most of what is being discussed... but FWIW Gary Casper has an interesting fb group called deer dirt first... u might look at what they discuss. A lot of discussion about enhancing soil with microorganisms etc...
Also ray archuleta and Dave Brandt have some videos/ discussion on soil...
" I think your big timber deer need more high quality forage to get the nutrition into the deer. "
Yep. Thus a few minerals into the plot soil and into the plant.
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I would actually like for the deer to get them. I've learned from observing the deer in two different areas...one mostly ag and the other primarily hills and woods ... the ag area the deer barely hit mineral licks of a variety of kinds...the wooded area they will have a hole in the ground in no...
Thanks guys. I'll check the actual salt % in the bag. I'm guessing it must not be too terrible high as I have the exact bag Jim Ward recommended. Although, I do not know the amount per acre he spreads it so that would be an important thing to have.
I have heard men like Jim Ward and others discuss spreading minerals on their food plots. Simply using Redmond Natural Trace Mineral Salt and allowing it to be absorbed into the plants as they grow.
Has anyone tried this? Has anyone sampled any plants to see if their is a difference in...