Food plotting

[N2TRKYS]

If your soil is sandy or loamy, "chufa" is superb for turkeys and even good deer graze.

If I had the space for it, I’d rather have peanuts over chufas.

 

[Amos Keeto]

If I had the space for it, I’d rather have peanuts over chufas.

Plant peanuts where I hunt and the deer wouldn't let them last! Deer LOVE peanuts!
Lot'sa peanut growers back in East Texas where I grew up!

 

[Habitat#1]

I have deer walking through my wheat plots to get to our tricale cover crop fields

 

[Amos Keeto]

I have deer walking through my wheat plots to get to our tricale cover crop fields

Hey! Whatever works!
If planting chrysanthemums drew in deer, I'd plant 'em!

 

[K9kodi]

I can’t wait. I truly believe some crops are a learned behavior, for instance turnips, I think it needs to be a generational thing that does teach fawns. Eating the tops is one thing, learning to dig up a field towards the end of season for the roots I think is learned.

I’m gonna start w wheat and cereal rye, beardless wheat rather and cereal rye in 2-3 diff plots and boarder with some sorghum and turnips and see how it does. I believe the wheat and rye will at nutrients to the soil, help regulate it a bit, and maybe rotate between candy crops and wheat / rye fields.

 

[Rich M]

I know buckwheat, hemp, alyce clover help soil.