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Awesome! Love the large porch area.

Fantastic

For this reason, I time my last spring mowing around mid to late May (before most fawns drop), and then wait until July 1 or so to make sure they're big enough to move. Also helps to watch the next pass you're mowing as you go - IE watching to the left if you're mowing around the field...

I always heard Bill say he liked the Winter Greens mix the best from WI? But I believe a big part of that is rape seed. IMO, he's the least over the top from the majority of the "celebrity" hunters. If you want over the top, how about the Drury's spraying nose jammer out of their blinds...

Curious to hear everyone's take on a larger 1-2 acre clover field - Deer use throughout the hunting season (Sept/Oct thru January). My green fields are typically cereal grain, brassica plantings mixed with clover. First time I'm relying on a pure clover (ladino/Alice) stand through hunting season.

Same!

Same slow issues for me still.

You can.. as long as you have some bare soil showing. Let fly. If not, will just be turkey food.

You can leave, mow or spray. The longer you keep alive (don't spray), the better the weed suppression.. May - It gets 5'+ tall, but the clover is partially shaded, and protected the entire time. Inside, it stays clean as a whistle. Interesting to see where the rye stops (foreground)...

If you want a CLEAN clover field, use Rye!

Never had deer eat them in our farm in MO. Just another "filler" brassica IMO..

Wait until late August before a rain. Mow it and walk away for the season. Problem solved :)

Are you sure? RC BR should be up for close to a month now if drilled that early. Could have gone too deep?

Nubs and half grown racks are dead to me. Post July 1 pics or nothing :D

Isn't that the truth..

Given that it is that old, it wouldn't hurt to rotate. Buckwheat ahead of time isn't a bad idea. Personally, I'd establish late August with a cereal grain like rye or wheat to help keep weeds at bay and soak up some nitrogen. Or better yet, switch the field to brassicas for a fall, and...

Old thread but.. has anyone seen the new PH Outdoors M5 drill? More cost effective option at $9k. Can put suitcase weights on them for harder ground. Supposedly are making a M8 as well in the next 12 months.

Yes.. IF: - Your 3 point has a draft / float setting - Your packer is heavy, not a (cheap) lightweight one.

It's always a night and day difference in the areas that I pack. That being said, anything to help incorporate will help. Drag a cedar tree with a 4 wheeler if you have to..

Post #2166 may help also.