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<blockquote data-quote="db-2" data-source="post: 226384" data-attributes="member: 4743">tymurrey:Our plots are from 1-2 acres and have 9 with 6 to have some kind of plants planted this year (rain).&nbsp; Probably 40 miles coverage.Many years ago I started with turnips and radish as was told the deer would love.&nbsp; Moose like them, good for soil but question the benefit in getting whitetail.&nbsp; Kale and rape have work the best (well maybe 20 below, two feet of snow on the ground and a pile of corn).&nbsp; I started a few years ago with whitetail institute seeds.&nbsp; Expenses but I do feel they work well.&nbsp; Main one is the winter greens which have the turnips, radish but also kala and rape.&nbsp; Quit sunflowers due to black birds. Trying their alfalfa this year.&nbsp; white clover plots, I guess I have seen deer in them. But in the end the main item is soybeans with corn.&nbsp; Corn makes for great pictures when the deer are in it and they look bigger as they walk through the corn.&nbsp; But soybeans have high protein and they do eat on the buds.&nbsp; Sometimes a bunch and sometimes not so much.One plants I guess to get deer in and they do work but grew up on a farm and still have the soil in my blood and I just love planting and watching them grow and what comes with them.&nbsp; Been very rewarding since I began in 95.&nbsp; Only five shot with my bow over that time but quality was great.&nbsp; Have not even applied for a rifle permit since 95. The old days of hunting with a vehicle/rifle give some memories but nothing like this.&nbsp; db- - - Updated - - -Help me with why swithgrass.&nbsp; sweet clover makes for great cover for deer.&nbsp; db</blockquote>

[QUOTE="db-2, post: 226384, member: 4743"] tymurrey: Our plots are from 1-2 acres and have 9 with 6 to have some kind of plants planted this year (rain). Probably 40 miles coverage. Many years ago I started with turnips and radish as was told the deer would love. Moose like them, good for soil but question the benefit in getting whitetail. Kale and rape have work the best (well maybe 20 below, two feet of snow on the ground and a pile of corn). I started a few years ago with whitetail institute seeds. Expenses but I do feel they work well. Main one is the winter greens which have the turnips, radish but also kala and rape. Quit sunflowers due to black birds. Trying their alfalfa this year. white clover plots, I guess I have seen deer in them. But in the end the main item is soybeans with corn. Corn makes for great pictures when the deer are in it and they look bigger as they walk through the corn. But soybeans have high protein and they do eat on the buds. Sometimes a bunch and sometimes not so much. One plants I guess to get deer in and they do work but grew up on a farm and still have the soil in my blood and I just love planting and watching them grow and what comes with them. Been very rewarding since I began in 95. Only five shot with my bow over that time but quality was great. Have not even applied for a rifle permit since 95. The old days of hunting with a vehicle/rifle give some memories but nothing like this. db [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] Help me with why swithgrass. sweet clover makes for great cover for deer. db [/QUOTE]

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