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re: Summer Plots 2024
Posted on 7/21/24 at 9:06 pm to The Levee
Posted on 7/21/24 at 9:06 pm to The Levee
The amount of deer in this plot has been awesome! 4-5 bucks at a time chowing down. Hopefully they still there mid September for velvet weekend.
What do you guys do when converting to a fall plot? Cut and spray and then go back 2-3 weeks later to till and plant? Do you have to spray? Can you just cut and till?
Plan to hunt September 13-15 and cut after I'm done hunting. Usually like to plant last weekend of September/first weekend of October pending rain pattern for south MS.
What do you guys do when converting to a fall plot? Cut and spray and then go back 2-3 weeks later to till and plant? Do you have to spray? Can you just cut and till?
Plan to hunt September 13-15 and cut after I'm done hunting. Usually like to plant last weekend of September/first weekend of October pending rain pattern for south MS.
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Posted on 7/22/24 at 6:42 am to tke_swamprat
You can cut and disc however when the roots are still alive it's sometimes harder and more time consuming to break the ground up. Many people do a "burn down" where they spray to kill everything in the plot then let that sit for 1-2 weeks depending upon what you spray and your residual on the chemicals. Once everything is nice and crispy the ground tends to break up a little easier. That's how most do it.
We have gotten away from chemicals at our place so we use a drill and a crimper in place of disc and spray rig. Weeds will continue to be a problem for us for a while but we will see what the process looks like in a another 3 years playing the long game.
We have gotten away from chemicals at our place so we use a drill and a crimper in place of disc and spray rig. Weeds will continue to be a problem for us for a while but we will see what the process looks like in a another 3 years playing the long game.
Posted on 7/25/24 at 9:09 am to Da Hammer
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Many people do a "burn down" where they spray to kill everything in the plot then let that sit for 1-2 weeks depending upon what you spray and your residual on the chemicals. Once everything is nice and crispy the ground tends to break up a little easier.
That’s pretty much what I’ve been doing. Plan to just do the same. Would love to get away from having to spray.
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