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<blockquote data-quote="rifle02" data-source="post: 5847941" data-attributes="member: 20050"><p>Comparing food plots to baiting is not an accurate comparison. Pouring out a bag of corn is practically foolproof. Food plots on the other hand are prone to failure, at least mine are. Poor soil, a drought you can count on, crows and turkeys eating your seed and a long list of negative possibilities make food plots not always a sure thing. What little is growing on my small plot on my personal property is actually feeding the deer because they keep it nibbled down pretty good. It is providing forage every day all winter and I don't hunt there constantly. The food plot is a long-term benefit to the deer. Although I will admit once or twice just at dusk, the big boom happened and they all fled back to the woods, minus one.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="rifle02, post: 5847941, member: 20050"] Comparing food plots to baiting is not an accurate comparison. Pouring out a bag of corn is practically foolproof. Food plots on the other hand are prone to failure, at least mine are. Poor soil, a drought you can count on, crows and turkeys eating your seed and a long list of negative possibilities make food plots not always a sure thing. What little is growing on my small plot on my personal property is actually feeding the deer because they keep it nibbled down pretty good. It is providing forage every day all winter and I don't hunt there constantly. The food plot is a long-term benefit to the deer. Although I will admit once or twice just at dusk, the big boom happened and they all fled back to the woods, minus one. [/QUOTE]
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