http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/-t1.htm from QDM to food plot information - Sponsored by ANTLER KING Wed, 11 Nov 2009 00:45:51 GMT 10 http://i691.photobucket.com/albums/vv278/whitetailaffliction/barnbanner.jpg http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/-t1.htm http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/needin-everyones-help-with-this-t2339.htm kyhareraiser have a farmer and his son willing to foot the bill on food plots put on their farm to hold deer and since i already hunt their i figure it's a good time to build some good deer heards in the area by having fresh greens to eat.. their field are cleared and they have fescue 31 as grass for the field.i know thats a tuff grass to take out so it won't take back over..so y'all see what i'm gonna do ,what kind of advice can everyone give me on how to clear the grass ,turn under ,doze off??? what to ... Deer and Land Management Wed, 11 Nov 2009 00:45:51 GMT http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/needin-everyones-help-with-this-t2339.htm#24739 http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/needin-everyones-help-with-this-t2339.htm http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/some-awesome-soybeans-t1907.htm MRA Hey guys check out www.eagleseed.com. They have some awesome seed blends for sale. I love to use the Antler King products as well but these soybeans are one of a kind. They have more protein then a regular soybean, they will stay green all year round, even after the first few frosts, They have varieties that vines out and can grow up corn stalks. The most amazing thing is that one variety grows up to 7 feet tall yea folks a SOYBEAN growing 7 feet tall. Please check these out so for your corn ... Deer and Land Management Tue, 01 Sep 2009 20:32:52 GMT http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/some-awesome-soybeans-t1907.htm#19559 http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/some-awesome-soybeans-t1907.htm http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/stupid-hogs-are-back-t1938.htm whitetail fanatic well i thought these hogs in my area had moved to another part of the property. i had not had any pics of them in a while, then when i put out a new game feeder they came back with a vingence!!! the all but demolished my new feeder and busted up my other makeshift feeder pretty bad. so i dont know if i wanna get in there and try to shoot them this close to open deer season. Does anyone have a big cage trap they wanna bring down??? i will take you to them, supply the bait and ... Deer and Land Management Sun, 06 Sep 2009 00:17:38 GMT http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/stupid-hogs-are-back-t1938.htm#19925 http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/stupid-hogs-are-back-t1938.htm http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/wild-hog-problem-t1677.htm whitetail fanatic this summer they have help kill a small food plot. any suggestions on how to get rid of them???]]> Deer and Land Management Sat, 15 Aug 2009 02:41:15 GMT http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/wild-hog-problem-t1677.htm#16988 http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/wild-hog-problem-t1677.htm http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/all-plots-in-top-form-t1844.htm RattleSnake When I checked our trail cams Saturday, I also checked out our plots to see how they were and what, or if we needed to do anything yet with just 2.5 weeks before the WI opener. I couldn't have been more pleased with the conditon of all three plots, and I noticed I'll have to mow the big plot as well as the wooded clearing plot this week for the third time this year. All three plots will also be given one more dose of 9-23-30 fertilizer for that extra boost going into season, and for a bit of ... Deer and Land Management Thu, 27 Aug 2009 04:18:18 GMT http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/all-plots-in-top-form-t1844.htm#18943 http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/all-plots-in-top-form-t1844.htm http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/food-plot-progress-t1803.htm MRA Here are some before and after pics of one of my plots i planted. I planted my special fall attraction mix. I couldnt bring any disc in here to work it up because there were rocks and tree stumps. Im glad I didnt cause I even broke my drag harrow . I still have to plant some Antler King Trophy Clover and will keep an update on their products. These three pics were taken about three weeks ago when I sprayed Trying to break up the soil before seeding Antler King and ... Deer and Land Management Sat, 22 Aug 2009 21:26:11 GMT http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/food-plot-progress-t1803.htm#18493 http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/food-plot-progress-t1803.htm http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/better-later-than-never-t1818.htm whitetail fanatic so, im down here in arkansas and a lot of folks i talk to say that they will plant their fall plots on laborday weekend. i think its because the growing season in arkansas runs a little later thanin other parts of the country. do some of yall think thats too late?? well due to the availability of equipment i may not be able to get mine in untill the second weekend of september. now i know that thats gonna be pushin it, but im thinking that it will be nice and green for mid october and ... Deer and Land Management Mon, 24 Aug 2009 01:14:58 GMT http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/better-later-than-never-t1818.htm#18666 http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/better-later-than-never-t1818.htm http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/got-it-planted-come-on-rain-t1671.htm tndeerslayer25 okay guys so i planted some austrian winter peas and purple top turnips yesterday and now i just need some rain.. my question is will the seed make it 5 days before the next big chance of rain the ground does have a lil moisture and the seed is covered up 1/2 inch in most spots.. the clover/chicory i planted is lookin amazing.. other ? i have is when can i expect the deer to start hammering it?? Deer and Land Management Fri, 14 Aug 2009 15:00:19 GMT http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/got-it-planted-come-on-rain-t1671.htm#16932 http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/got-it-planted-come-on-rain-t1671.htm http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/cmere-deer-t1089.htm THE BULL has anyone used Cmere Deer? If so i would like some feed back before I buy it... It is very expensive and I sure dont want to waste the money if it doesnt work...The rating of it on Cabelas was 50 / 50. Help me out guys! Deer and Land Management Mon, 22 Jun 2009 02:02:40 GMT http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/cmere-deer-t1089.htm#10228 http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/cmere-deer-t1089.htm http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/what-to-plant-t1653.htm tndeerslayer25 i live in tn and was lookin for a good plot i could plant in the woods. i was thinkin of a winter peas, clover, brassicas mixture let me know what you think the land is kinda silty and gets maybe 4 hrs of sunlight.. great place and need a plot there.. im gettin it mixed at the local feed store so any help is greatly appreciated thanx fellers. Deer and Land Management Wed, 12 Aug 2009 16:17:20 GMT http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/what-to-plant-t1653.htm#16730 http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/what-to-plant-t1653.htm http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/home-made-minerial-site-t777.htm Mark OK here’s what I did…… went to the local CO-OP or feed store 2 bags of Trace mineral, 1 bag of Stock salt, 1 bag of Di-calcium Phosphate (or a phosphate product) I have another bag of Di-Calcium with a higher % of Phosphate coming in. Di-calcium phosphate, this is a dairy feed additive Comes in 50lb Bags at around $25.00 you'll need one bag. Trace mineral salt, the red and loose kind without medications. Comes in 50lbs. Bags at around $7.00 you'll ... Deer and Land Management Mon, 25 May 2009 02:35:22 GMT http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/home-made-minerial-site-t777.htm#6732 http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/home-made-minerial-site-t777.htm http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/evolved-harvest-t1527.htm The Guide Has anyone tried any Evolved Harvest products in there food plots? If so how did they turn out? Camoed Assassin and I tried Imperial this year and Biologic and one turned out somewhat ok and the others were over taken by weeds. We are going to spray the weeds before the season comes in and over seed with some type of Brassicas. To give us that late season advantage. Deer and Land Management Fri, 31 Jul 2009 01:06:31 GMT http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/evolved-harvest-t1527.htm#15325 http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/evolved-harvest-t1527.htm http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/biologic-ground-hog-max-atv-disc-t1358.htm MRA Hey guys, just wanted to share the info in this little disc. If anyone is looking to plant some small plots and buy a cheap disc that will work and not break down, then you need this thing. I am planning on buying one for my smaller hard to reach plots. It doesnt look like much at all and that was my first reaction was, but its designed to use the weight of you and the atv to dig in and rip up the ground. I have used tow behind disc where the ground is tough and they are rediculous, i dont even ... Deer and Land Management Sat, 18 Jul 2009 13:43:16 GMT http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/biologic-ground-hog-max-atv-disc-t1358.htm#13401 http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/biologic-ground-hog-max-atv-disc-t1358.htm http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/mineral-site-pics-t1299.htm littleslink Check out the time stamp at the bottom of these two pics... Pic 1, me setting up the camera after finishing up the mineral site... The second pictures is a deer coming to the mineral site... Deer coming to the site in less than an hour. They absolutely love the stuff... Deer and Land Management Sun, 12 Jul 2009 21:31:23 GMT http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/mineral-site-pics-t1299.htm#12739 http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/mineral-site-pics-t1299.htm http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/one-of-my-plots-t1363.htm MRA Here are some pictures of one of my better food plots. I took the pictures before things greened up this spring. Its got a clover patch and a chichory patch in the center. its hard the see the chichory because it needs to be mowed down. I planted about 12 feet of beans around the whole thing and then about 15 feet of corn on the outside. I discovered that it wasnt the best hunting plot since I didnt have any wheat, oats, brassicas, etc. The deer really were eating on it at that time of the year ... Deer and Land Management Sat, 18 Jul 2009 14:48:12 GMT http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/one-of-my-plots-t1363.htm#13425 http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/one-of-my-plots-t1363.htm http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/food-plot-t1269.htm mathewsguy ]]> Deer and Land Management Thu, 09 Jul 2009 13:25:26 GMT http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/food-plot-t1269.htm#12383 http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/food-plot-t1269.htm http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/the-use-of-cover-plants-t1178.htm RattleSnake I had stated in another topic here about using cover plants in food plots to let a perennial mix get established. For those of us with farming backgrounds, most of us have been around planting oats or other grain crops that are harvested and then alfalfa comes up after. The problem with that for us that run food plots is that we either don't have the time or resources to do things this way. I had started using buckwheat as a cover plant 2 years ago to allow my new perennial stands a chance ... Deer and Land Management Wed, 01 Jul 2009 06:03:25 GMT http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/the-use-of-cover-plants-t1178.htm#11295 http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/the-use-of-cover-plants-t1178.htm http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/mineral-sites-t776.htm Robert Lets here what is working for folks and what everyone is using. To be honest I've not found one that stands out to me yet. I've tried several things. Right now I use corn in the feeders and a mineral site using Deer cain. Basically cause it's cheap to put down and then deer will come to it. I'm sure there is something that's better but this is the weakest part of my hunting game. Food plots and mineral sights are where I need to work the hardest at getting caught up Deer and Land Management Mon, 25 May 2009 01:17:46 GMT http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/mineral-sites-t776.htm#6726 http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/mineral-sites-t776.htm http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/anyone-else-t1069.htm Dave ...]]> Deer and Land Management Fri, 19 Jun 2009 19:55:25 GMT http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/anyone-else-t1069.htm#9977 http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/anyone-else-t1069.htm http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/food-plots-t628.htm Joe What does everyone recommenced as far as planting a food plot. I know clover is really popular but what else produces good results? I am thinking about planting one on a farm this year but wanted to get some information from you veteran food plotters. Deer and Land Management Tue, 12 May 2009 20:35:30 GMT http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/food-plots-t628.htm#5460 http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/food-plots-t628.htm http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/a-weekend-of-food-plotting-and-fishing-t772.htm MRA I spent all day yesterday working on all my food plots. Between my food plot service i started, my food plots, and the MRA food plots i have about 15 food plots to take care of ranging from 1/4 acre to 5 acres. Its A lot of fun especially knowing im getting payed to do it, atleast on the ones i have been hired to do. I found out yesterday im going to work hard at getting buisness built up for next season and hopefully in a couple of years i could do it full time in the summer, I think its possible ... Deer and Land Management Sun, 24 May 2009 15:24:07 GMT http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/a-weekend-of-food-plotting-and-fishing-t772.htm#6698 http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/a-weekend-of-food-plotting-and-fishing-t772.htm http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/quality-deer-management-t60.htm Mike Does anybody else try to practice QDM? Deer and Land Management Fri, 27 Mar 2009 23:28:32 GMT http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/quality-deer-management-t60.htm#269 http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/quality-deer-management-t60.htm http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/food-plots-t460.htm Tall Tine Do you plant food plots and what has worked the best for you? Deer and Land Management Tue, 28 Apr 2009 19:17:08 GMT http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/food-plots-t460.htm#4099 http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/food-plots-t460.htm http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/deer-and-land-management-f24/got-3-plots-in-t604.htm volway
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