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<blockquote data-quote="CWT" data-source="post: 659610" data-attributes="member: 5478"><p>plilfloyd.. I too have a wet field on our property and I am going with ladino clover for a food plot. This may be the direction you might want to consider. You may have to wait until it is dry during the summer but, if it stays damp all the time you want have any trouble getting it started. You also may very well have the best plot in the area in the hot summer & early bow seasons because your plot will be green from moisture just below the surface when everyone elses may be dried up. This if just my opinion as all the posts are good as clover is by far the way to go. Keep it simple and I think you will be happy. "nothing ventured , nothing gained" let us know how it comes out.</p><p>cwt</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="CWT, post: 659610, member: 5478"] plilfloyd.. I too have a wet field on our property and I am going with ladino clover for a food plot. This may be the direction you might want to consider. You may have to wait until it is dry during the summer but, if it stays damp all the time you want have any trouble getting it started. You also may very well have the best plot in the area in the hot summer & early bow seasons because your plot will be green from moisture just below the surface when everyone elses may be dried up. This if just my opinion as all the posts are good as clover is by far the way to go. Keep it simple and I think you will be happy. "nothing ventured , nothing gained" let us know how it comes out. cwt [/QUOTE]
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