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re: Best Non Corn Deer Bait
Posted on 10/21/20 at 9:58 am to mrcoon
Posted on 10/21/20 at 9:58 am to mrcoon
Food plots is the only way in this scenario. Try to find some trails/bedding areas. A good blend is cereal rye, some brassicas, sugar beets, crimson clover, winter peas and others. Id buy some mossy oak food plot mix if planting a large area. Its decent and cheap. Otherwise buy seeds from co-op and make your own. Should have already planted though. Id put some out asap. At least winter rye and brassicas and clover.
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Posted on 10/21/20 at 10:22 am to Lucky_Stryke
For years I did the scouting,looking for sign and hunted out of climbing stands.I’ll be 70 before this deer season is over,I’m done with that.Last few years I put up box stands and have feeders,if anyone doesn’t like the way I hunt frick them.
Thing is,I’ve never seen a buck eating under feeder but does do.The does keep the bucks coming around,that’s my angle.
Thing is,I’ve never seen a buck eating under feeder but does do.The does keep the bucks coming around,that’s my angle.
Posted on 10/21/20 at 1:22 pm to Lucky_Stryke
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Food plots is the only way in this scenario. Try to find some trails/bedding areas. A good blend is cereal rye, some brassicas, sugar beets, crimson clover, winter peas and others. Id buy some mossy oak food plot mix if planting a large area. Its decent and cheap. Otherwise buy seeds from co-op and make your own. Should have already planted though. Id put some out asap. At least winter rye and brassicas and clover.
Food plots already above ground. I planted some sugar beets last weekend, interested in seeing how they do.
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