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<blockquote data-quote="db-2" data-source="post: 325568" data-attributes="member: 4743">In 95 i quit chasing deer and started plots with the ideal of having deer come to me by providing food, water and habitat.&nbsp; A whole different world of hunting and i do miss some of those chase however much more successful with the plots and a lot more rewarding.No till, i would go back to chasing before working with that again.&nbsp; But if one has a few hundred deer running around like it was about 9 or so years ago anything will work.I think i have try ever program and feed/crop offer plus some of my own ideals (building scrapes works better than no till).&nbsp; Nothing like 20 below, 3 feet of snow and a pile of corn, however i have come to believe in plots.&nbsp; Now plant soybeans and latter plant canola so it is in bloom by fall (they love flowers) and ever kind of brassicas.&nbsp; As stated, turnips and radishes are good for the soil and maybe moose but not whitetail.&nbsp; Peas and oats work good as does rye and winter wheat planted late summer.&nbsp; Just give them a variety to eat on.&nbsp; Sun flowers, the birds ate the seeds long before the deer.&nbsp;My elk came, and found my electric wire.&nbsp; db- - - Updated - - -eye guy:Build it as big as you can and within range of your rifle.&nbsp; For me i bow hunt, so my stand is in the plot.&nbsp; db</blockquote>

[QUOTE="db-2, post: 325568, member: 4743"] In 95 i quit chasing deer and started plots with the ideal of having deer come to me by providing food, water and habitat. A whole different world of hunting and i do miss some of those chase however much more successful with the plots and a lot more rewarding. No till, i would go back to chasing before working with that again. But if one has a few hundred deer running around like it was about 9 or so years ago anything will work. I think i have try ever program and feed/crop offer plus some of my own ideals (building scrapes works better than no till). Nothing like 20 below, 3 feet of snow and a pile of corn, however i have come to believe in plots. Now plant soybeans and latter plant canola so it is in bloom by fall (they love flowers) and ever kind of brassicas. As stated, turnips and radishes are good for the soil and maybe moose but not whitetail. Peas and oats work good as does rye and winter wheat planted late summer. Just give them a variety to eat on. Sun flowers, the birds ate the seeds long before the deer. My elk came, and found my electric wire. db [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] eye guy: Build it as big as you can and within range of your rifle. For me i bow hunt, so my stand is in the plot. db [/QUOTE]

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