onside
Well-Known Member
I wanted to share a few pics of my food plots. We finally got enough dry weather during a weekend to get some seed in the ground. This is basically one field that I've divided into three sections with different crops.
This is a view of my shooting house overlooking it all. You can see the young corn in the foreground with Eagle Beans in the distance surrounded by a Plotsaver ribbon.
This is 8 day old corn that you can almost see growing. :cool:
Here is my personal favorite - Eagle Soybeans. Planted these for the first time last year and they worked great at bringing in deer, both prior to frost and then once the seeds dried out in late season. Please be kind about the crooked rows. ;)
This is some Will Ladino that I frost seeded the first weekend of March into last year's soybean plot. I then clipped the beans and now it looks pretty good.
Finally this is an overall view from the shooting house.
I'll let it grow up and get a little more "brushy" than this before the season opens in September.
This is a view of my shooting house overlooking it all. You can see the young corn in the foreground with Eagle Beans in the distance surrounded by a Plotsaver ribbon.
This is 8 day old corn that you can almost see growing. :cool:
Here is my personal favorite - Eagle Soybeans. Planted these for the first time last year and they worked great at bringing in deer, both prior to frost and then once the seeds dried out in late season. Please be kind about the crooked rows. ;)
This is some Will Ladino that I frost seeded the first weekend of March into last year's soybean plot. I then clipped the beans and now it looks pretty good.
Finally this is an overall view from the shooting house.
I'll let it grow up and get a little more "brushy" than this before the season opens in September.