Greetings to all My name is Arthur although I spent most of my life in Illinois I have been living in Indiana since 2001. I have been deer hunting for over 30 years turkey for 25. I have considered giving food plots a try for a long time but now for a host of reasons I an going to give it a try for the first time this year and hence my motivation for joining this sight. I know absolutely NOTHING about food plots and thus have MUCH to learn.
I am blessed with a green thumb and have enjoyed amazing success with all kinds of flowers in the gardens at my home so I'm hoping that transfers over to food plots. Save for a commercial grade weed wacker, I am limited to non mechanized hand tools to use to create my food plots, so they will likely be modest in size. I have recently lucked into a 60 acre chunk of private land that is devoid of any farm crops and will remain so indefinitely but has some areas that should make excellent food plots. The land is surrounded by blocks of mostly much larger sections of woods none of which have any farm crops and the nearest farm crops are at least 3 miles away and the nearest homes or dwellings are farther than that,so it is in a rather remote area (for Indiana) and sees scant if any human pressure as do the surrounding properties.
So it became instantly apparent my deer hunting could benefit greatly from food plots. So Im hoping to get the knowledge I need to be successful from forums like this.
I have much to learn and I hope to learn with as little failure as possible.
Again hello to all.
I am blessed with a green thumb and have enjoyed amazing success with all kinds of flowers in the gardens at my home so I'm hoping that transfers over to food plots. Save for a commercial grade weed wacker, I am limited to non mechanized hand tools to use to create my food plots, so they will likely be modest in size. I have recently lucked into a 60 acre chunk of private land that is devoid of any farm crops and will remain so indefinitely but has some areas that should make excellent food plots. The land is surrounded by blocks of mostly much larger sections of woods none of which have any farm crops and the nearest farm crops are at least 3 miles away and the nearest homes or dwellings are farther than that,so it is in a rather remote area (for Indiana) and sees scant if any human pressure as do the surrounding properties.
So it became instantly apparent my deer hunting could benefit greatly from food plots. So Im hoping to get the knowledge I need to be successful from forums like this.
I have much to learn and I hope to learn with as little failure as possible.
Again hello to all.