Hunter 257W
Well-Known Member
I read a lot about the various Switch grasses for wildlife but typically don't see much mention of our more common Sage grass. Why wouldn't Sage be just as good Switch grass if the goal is to provide deer bedding/cover while leaving open dirt areas on the ground for game birds?
The reason I ask is because I'm seeing a positive change in my honey locust "infected" area with a sudden growth of Sage grass coming on. Besides giving cover, the grass should shade the ground and discourage any more wild tree from sprouting - I hope.
The reason I ask is because I'm seeing a positive change in my honey locust "infected" area with a sudden growth of Sage grass coming on. Besides giving cover, the grass should shade the ground and discourage any more wild tree from sprouting - I hope.