Going to plant my plots tomorrow, calling for more rain Tuesday night into Wednesday here.... ground is a little heavy but I'm going with it.... I think we are in for an early fall this year..... Acorns are dropping like crazy here too......
I'm going to spread my fertilize on all three plots early and hit them with the disc.... probably start slinging seeds by lunch....Jcalder":3ne7satg said:I'm in the same boat. Planning on waiting till midday or so. Was a bit windy here today so I'm hoping it helped dry some a bit
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Wow sounds like you had an eventful day...... for some reason i can't open the pics you posted???? glad you got it finishedJcalder":1zbexame said:Took a while before I got started but it's done. Tractor was low on on fluid. Top link was seized lol. Just my luck. Had a cone spreader I was wanting to use at my pa's old place. It's my aunts but who knows when it was last used. Went to get it and found out it has no pto shaft. I'm sure it was in the barn but I was running out of time. Ended up using a hand spreader taking turns and finally while one was spreading I spread by hand. 100 pounds of wheat with 25 pounds of peas in the main plot. In the trail coming in I mixed 4 pounds ladino clover with 1/4 pound turnips. Main plot![]()
Trail coming to the plot![]()
Ending up taking my 9 year old, my 17 year old sister and 15 year old cousin. They all slept going home besides the cousin lol![]()
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Pics finally loaded..... Looks good!Jcalder":q5eg0r1a said:Not sure what's up with the pictures. It was definitely a day lol. Like they usually are for me
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yeah the close by cover works good....Jcalder":3q19nr7j said:I like your setup. I wish mine was surrounded better with woods. I have a lot of open ground before my plots but it's grown up fairly big.
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I have plenty of growth. I'm hunting an 18 acre tract that is mostly field. Far from flat but it's over grown. A big majority of it is briars and weeds that are over my head. Hasn't been cut other than the road I put in and the food plot in 3-5 years. I've stood up on the tractor and couldn't see much more than what was right in front of me lol. It's thick. But I feel woods provide a better staging area. Last year I had deer cross the road where I planted the clover and they were hid when hit the tall grass. I've tried to cut some trails thru it but I'm not sure I can see them from the barn.foodplot":244sxyx2 said:yeah the close by cover works good....Jcalder":244sxyx2 said:I like your setup. I wish mine was surrounded better with woods. I have a lot of open ground before my plots but it's grown up fairly big.
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you could always plant some tall cover in strategic spots......
I hunt my parents farm. I don't know the full story but they won't sell to the Fitzgeralds. They border us on the right side. They've bought just about that end of the road both sidesPickettSFHunter":gebsla86 said:If your close to their house, I hope you either own it or won't be to hurt when they buy it.
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