scottonbuck
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Single most important ingredient in a food plot?
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Jerry Gille
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I broadcasted brassicas on July 25 due to rain in the forcast. Got 1/2" that night and have managed about 2/10ths since. They are toast. Put rye, radishes and red clover into powder last weekend. Not looking good for that either. Been a tough late summer for the food plot plans for sure.
Wi transplant
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That's a funny looking tree in the third pic!!! Hahaha!!I have been very fortunate...was in a drought most of the summer but caught some timely rains in August. A little bit of rain mixed with pretty decent soil makes for a good plot
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CurtisWalker
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That there is a White Pine Oak. If you think that’s funny looking you should have seen my White Pine Grape Oak last year.
Ya don't say....?
Wi transplant
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Plots as of sept 9th !! Really praying for rain!!!
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Wi transplant
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Whos doing a happy dance in iowa today!!!! Let it rain ! Let it rain!!
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Me too! This band is coming right up through my area
Wi transplant
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Not sure but rained for over 5 hrs!!!!!! Ill take it!!!!
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Jerry Gille
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We knocked down almost 2" in Adams County, IL last night. Most significant rain I've had by far for close to 2 months. Looks to be dry and hot again soon but I'll sure take what we got.
Daver
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We got nearly a bucketful...about 1 5".
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madplotter
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How many of you guys have done an interseed via frost with clover? I have stand we did in August and we got lucky with a few rains but it's not great at the moment. It is a bit spotty. I thought I had heard that interseeding clover can be a hit or miss but never done it myself...
Wapsi Tree Rat
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I have 3 very small (just big enough to encourage the travel route) brassica patches and got them in late, around August 20th. Caught a few nice rains and they came in great. Deer have been absolutely hammering them, almost too much. Went to hunt over one of them this morning and as it got light out the plot looked like it had really been worked over. I pulled cam card after plugging a doe and quickly figured out what happened. These 2 clowns were going at it non stop for 28 minutes! Tore it all up. Here's a couple of the clearer pics.
Comon' kids! Do you have to rough house in the kitchen?!
Comon' kids! Do you have to rough house in the kitchen?!