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So mow and spray in fall, then spray with plateau in spring after green up? Then drill in your mix?

Yep, I want more pockets in it this time with some more diversity to open it up a little more. My first planting was 10#/acre CIR and it got way to think for the deer IMO. I am gonna do 6# CIR and 2# kanlow this time. Wanted to add something else but if I can't spray it and leave it go its not...

I wish mine would of thinned, to thick for deer. I am going to back off on the seed for this field.

Buy the biggest you can afford, no such thing as to big. Front wheel assist is worth its weight in gold. I have a 75hp and wish it was bigger.

DNR was telling me to avoid big blue like the plague, kind of surprised by that. When it goes down in winter it will take everything else with it

I want to plant a mix of switch, big blue, and Indian grass. Can Atrazine be used on Indian grass its first year pre emergence? The label only talks about using it on established stands.

If you planted your rye in the fall it should be good and tall in spring for fawns. Then come May you could till it under and plant Milo for the birds and deer.

Been pretty quite lately loneranger...

Thoughts on planting cedars and spruce in the fall instead of spring? Didn't get to it this spring.

Its illegal to plant beans out of the bin, you just have volunteer seed coming back. Not the same.

Yes they are resistant.

I lost all my peach two winters ago and now a couple of the new ones I planted are already starting to look like yours. I suspect they will be dead in a year or two. I am about done with peach, just not hardy enough in Iowa. Sucks because I love eating them.

Embarrassing for hunters....

Fuji and enterprise

Depending on temps, let it warm up good and around mid to end of april spray it. Plant in May, if you have a notill drill just plant, otherwise you will have to work up ground if your going to broadcast.

I would do what you planned but plant beans in it after your first kill. Then you can spray it again when beans are up and still have a summer food source for deer. Then you can till beans under and start rotation.

Dont go crazy with the hinging. My last farm became to thick to even walk through, even for deer to some extent. I have a fresh slate now, I will be doing more pockets rather than a 40 acre chunk. Diversity is key, deer are lazy and need open timber to travel in, it cant all be bedding area...

Whats a good decoy for the money? Mine are pretty much shot. Not looking to drop a $100 a deke either.

Is the list everything they got? Didnt see tillers on there

Ever just ask if they would come?