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muddyboots

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I am not a fan of commercial seed mixtures with the picture of a big buck on the bag but i had some gander mountain gift cards and bought 2 bags of this stuff and planted a 1/2 acre plot just to try it. Even with the drought this stuff has grown amazingly well and the deer are absolutely killing it. I thought maybe this would be a late season food source but i dont think it will make it too december. I will definately plant more of this next year. Just a heads up in case someone else was wondering about it. I have never had this kind of usage out of any brassica until now.
 
Biologic from my use has worked very well. Not all "buck in a bag" is created equal. Some of it if you are planting small areas or need a unique blend they are not bad. Just read the labels and know what you are paying for.
 
I planted a bag of maximum a week ago last saturday. It looks to have a pretty good start. I'm just afraid its not going to have a chance to get going, there are deer tracks ALL over it.
 
Checked it sunday. About a 1/4 acre plot. 1 spot the size of a wash tub left. Amazing at the utilization this plot received. Definatley will plant more next year.
 
Thanks for the info. I'll give an acre a try next year.

Can you tell me more about where you planted it? Ridgetop or bottomland, full sun, quality of soil?
 
Was just going to give an up date on how this product did for me this season. Planted in mid-September, could not have asked for a better looking plot! Thick broad leaf plants, great color, looked beautiful. Had deer tracks all through my Maximum patch as they walked through it to my clover and oats. During season I could not find the first sign that even a leaf had been eaten in the entire plot. I will probably make my own blend next year or better yet say the heck with brassicas all together and just plant more oats/clover.
 
Biologic makes for a beautiful foodplot. I just never have had any luck with anything but the brassicas from time to time. It's hard to beat the regular ole Bob Oats and Ladino Clover in my opinion.
 

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