roymunson
5 year old buck +
In looking here I've seen they're a pretty good deer draw late season. We have pretty high numbers in my area and a season that ends the first week in February. Late season hunting can be incredible if you have good food source. I'm trying to get away from 1000 pound corn piles as its a pain in the butt to replentish every week if you live an hour away, and I'd much rather kill em off of a plot than a pile if I can.
Question 1- it appears that the RR seeds are tough to come by. How come? I picked up that they were made illegal in some places? I'm in Ohio if that makes a difference.
Question 2-Soil composition looked like you need to be 6.0 plus and light on the clay. I'm working on the PH, but think otherwise the makeup is ok. What else do I need to know regarding soil composition?
Question 3- is there a minimum acreage that needs to be planted? Where we're at if we'd plant an acre of beans, it'd be done before august comes around.
Question 4- What kind of soil prep is needed?
I've seen the Drury's use and mix in a lot of sugar beets in their plots. Just looking to see what it'd take and what people think about it as a late season hunting plot as well as something that'll keep feeding after the season into the spring.
Question 1- it appears that the RR seeds are tough to come by. How come? I picked up that they were made illegal in some places? I'm in Ohio if that makes a difference.
Question 2-Soil composition looked like you need to be 6.0 plus and light on the clay. I'm working on the PH, but think otherwise the makeup is ok. What else do I need to know regarding soil composition?
Question 3- is there a minimum acreage that needs to be planted? Where we're at if we'd plant an acre of beans, it'd be done before august comes around.
Question 4- What kind of soil prep is needed?
I've seen the Drury's use and mix in a lot of sugar beets in their plots. Just looking to see what it'd take and what people think about it as a late season hunting plot as well as something that'll keep feeding after the season into the spring.