http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/food-plots-land-management-f18/-t1.htm Thu, 29 Oct 2009 02:52:15 GMT 10 http://i83.servimg.com/u/f83/13/73/35/76/usahp_11.jpg http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/food-plots-land-management-f18/-t1.htm http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/food-plots-land-management-f18/any-update-s-on-your-plots-this-year-t1167.htm bowGal We took a beating, with a few early frost/hard freeze's I got got corn out there that never got the warm temps' right now it is still soft Had the most beautiful Milo plots , you could hope for and frost has played havick on them- still have great looking head's but I am not sure we will reap the reward's Winter wheat is showing some yellowing due to all the moisture the ground is holding and rains are not letting up I have bean's laying on the ground- rotting- they have ... Food Plots / Land Management Thu, 29 Oct 2009 02:52:15 GMT http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/food-plots-land-management-f18/any-update-s-on-your-plots-this-year-t1167.htm#13394 http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/food-plots-land-management-f18/any-update-s-on-your-plots-this-year-t1167.htm http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/food-plots-land-management-f18/2009-foodplots-t790.htm Pa. Bowhunter Well I finally got a few pics taken today. The 1st one is my main clover plot. It may look a little rough but after I took these pics I went out and ran the disc and the grate across them. Now they look good ! The 2nd is going to be Pure Attraction. If you look in the background you can see the paths that I mow in the high weeds, deer love using these as easy travel lanes. The next one will be secret spot. This is a trail that leads to the woods from the "center tree" . Next up ... Food Plots / Land Management Wed, 02 Sep 2009 03:27:56 GMT http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/food-plots-land-management-f18/2009-foodplots-t790.htm#8323 http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/food-plots-land-management-f18/2009-foodplots-t790.htm http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/food-plots-land-management-f18/hey-rick-wintergreen-problem-t704.htm bowGal I got a call tonight from my buddy Adam as he planted A small area of wintergreens, he went to check them today and guess what they are already souring, I told him of all the problems we had last year and asked him , where he planted them, Low laying area , I did tell him to contact W.I about it What a shame - And this area has never had brassica's planted in it- Wintergreens diffently do not take low lying area's or damp conditions here in IL Food Plots / Land Management Fri, 21 Aug 2009 01:13:18 GMT http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/food-plots-land-management-f18/hey-rick-wintergreen-problem-t704.htm#7064 http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/food-plots-land-management-f18/hey-rick-wintergreen-problem-t704.htm http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/food-plots-land-management-f18/food-plot-update-aug-26th-t623.htm Bigmoss Well visited the plots today and the Winter Greens are coming in great, we finally got some heat and the beans have doubled in size. Clover is great as well. Things are looking up ! WINTER GREENS: CLOVER: BEANS: Food Plots / Land Management Wed, 12 Aug 2009 19:35:37 GMT http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/food-plots-land-management-f18/food-plot-update-aug-26th-t623.htm#5911 http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/food-plots-land-management-f18/food-plot-update-aug-26th-t623.htm http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/food-plots-land-management-f18/has-anyone-ever-used-tillease-equipement-t697.htm Pa. Bowhunter Just wondering if anyone has ever used thier stuff. My disc decided it no longer likes the hard clay so I need to rent something this week. I have one place that rents the Plotmaster, $110 a day !! Then another one has Till-Ease. That one is like $50 a day, it wieghs 330 pounds with no extra weigh added. Food Plots / Land Management Thu, 20 Aug 2009 21:26:07 GMT http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/food-plots-land-management-f18/has-anyone-ever-used-tillease-equipement-t697.htm#7012 http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/food-plots-land-management-f18/has-anyone-ever-used-tillease-equipement-t697.htm http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/food-plots-land-management-f18/help-finding-cultipacker-t630.htm IL Whitetail Nut
Thanks]]> Food Plots / Land Management Thu, 13 Aug 2009 07:49:41 GMT http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/food-plots-land-management-f18/help-finding-cultipacker-t630.htm#6020 http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/food-plots-land-management-f18/help-finding-cultipacker-t630.htm http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/food-plots-land-management-f18/finally-we-are-turning-some-dirt-t370.htm bowGal It's been a long wait- but this will be a soybean field- that will be left standing through season not only do I hope to get some good video, but it will be a great late season plot ( BobZ this is what we just worked up right at your and our line- Hope you like) The best part is I can watch it from the house We should be planting early next week- Just the start to many new Plots Food Plots / Land Management Fri, 26 Jun 2009 15:29:21 GMT http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/food-plots-land-management-f18/finally-we-are-turning-some-dirt-t370.htm#2952 http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/food-plots-land-management-f18/finally-we-are-turning-some-dirt-t370.htm http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/food-plots-land-management-f18/my-food-plot-t207.htm XTREMETEXAS I have been a student of the outdoors long before I ever studied it in a class room. I have found the best food plots are made up of foods thet we eat also. I plant purple hull peas,lettuce,turnip greens,mustard greens and collard greens allong with kale and brasicas. if you will at it a deer wil also. I have several acres of peas planted now and the deer are destroying them. So a good rule of tumb is. if you eat it so will a deer. Food Plots / Land Management Sat, 06 Jun 2009 01:45:51 GMT http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/food-plots-land-management-f18/my-food-plot-t207.htm#1229 http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/food-plots-land-management-f18/my-food-plot-t207.htm http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/food-plots-land-management-f18/good-day-t450.htm Pa. Bowhunter Well as I sat next to the pool today I could here the sounds of a Massy running. I was hoping the farmer was over on another field and heading my way later in the day. About 2 hours later I see the big red machine out there cutting the winter wheat !! So I jumped in the truck, returned some tools to my F-I-L, and stopped by the field on the way back. They will be finishing up on wed. and then coming back to bail it up, after that the field IS ALL MINE !!! There goes more of my money, that just ... Food Plots / Land Management Wed, 15 Jul 2009 04:15:48 GMT http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/food-plots-land-management-f18/good-day-t450.htm#3932 http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/food-plots-land-management-f18/good-day-t450.htm http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/food-plots-land-management-f18/this-is-just-the-start-of-our-work-on-the-new-crp-program-t352.htm bowGal All of these area's that are being cut and bailed right now , are the area's we have to replant with the new Crp seed blend- It was already suppose to be planted By July 10th , but the rains have kept us from getting the work done- Finally we are getting some things done- We still have the back section of the property to get cut- and the north side In the last picture - it show's a little more - We did not have to ripe up all the excisting Crp- just 40yards ... Food Plots / Land Management Wed, 24 Jun 2009 23:17:21 GMT http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/food-plots-land-management-f18/this-is-just-the-start-of-our-work-on-the-new-crp-program-t352.htm#2806 http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/food-plots-land-management-f18/this-is-just-the-start-of-our-work-on-the-new-crp-program-t352.htm http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/food-plots-land-management-f18/waiting-for-the-rain-t321.htm Pa. Bowhunter I have most of my areas ready, and for once I'm waiting for the rain to GO AWAY !! Usually I have everything ready to go and just wait for the rain to show up. I still need to spray a few plots so I can finish the dirt work. The Powerplant is looking good but I think I may have lost a bunch of seed to the birds !!!! I also have 4 bags of clover that will be in by next week !! Food Plots / Land Management Sat, 20 Jun 2009 18:19:30 GMT http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/food-plots-land-management-f18/waiting-for-the-rain-t321.htm#2501 http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/food-plots-land-management-f18/waiting-for-the-rain-t321.htm http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/food-plots-land-management-f18/a-whitetail-paradise-with-uncle-sams-help-t171.htm MIBIGBUCKHUNTER Alot of hunters out there do know what a Consevation Reserve Program(CRP) is and if you don't it is a program that encourages landowners to convert cropland or other enviromentally sensitive acerages that is highly subseptible to erosion to vegetative cover, such as native grasses, wildlife plantings, trees filter strips or riparian buffers. Landowners can receive an annual payment for the term of the multi-year contract, and cost sharing is provided to cover the expense of establishing the vegetative ... Food Plots / Land Management Sat, 30 May 2009 12:34:33 GMT http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/food-plots-land-management-f18/a-whitetail-paradise-with-uncle-sams-help-t171.htm#884 http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/food-plots-land-management-f18/a-whitetail-paradise-with-uncle-sams-help-t171.htm http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/food-plots-land-management-f18/it-getting-to-be-that-time-t17.htm bowGal Lets hear what your plot plans are . We already have many exsiting clover plots, that we still have a few more ,years before we will have to reseed them, We are doing alot more standing soybean plots on our Adams farm, we are in A CRP program here , so we have been limited to the percentage of plots we could put in, We have signed up for a new progam that will allow us to plant more acre's in the center of the property, but we are required to plant the outer perimeter in grasses, ... Food Plots / Land Management Mon, 20 Apr 2009 23:08:16 GMT http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/food-plots-land-management-f18/it-getting-to-be-that-time-t17.htm#50 http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/food-plots-land-management-f18/it-getting-to-be-that-time-t17.htm