Wagon wheel food plot layout

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[thunderchicken]

I have several similar to that and they work well. The more "edge" a food plot has, the more comfortable they are in using them.

[HEAD]

Completely left out the “edge effect” of this type…I need to start writing a outline so I dont forget things

[Sasha and Abby]

ditto

[Geetch]

I've done it. It works.

[ShortMagFan]

Got several of those on my property. Lot of fun to hunt for sure

[Silentweapon338]

I promise you would have to grease your chair to hunt that stand. That is the only issue with a 360 even a 180. Lots of times a buck will cross those and your head is the total opposite direction or in this case behind you. I agree with everything he says, just saying you're making it harder on your self. I'm all for the concept but keep it all 45degrees and strait in front of you.

[Carolina Counsel]

I agree with SW. We have them and keep them at about 45 degrees and use three spokes. More than that makes it difficult to hunt from a wind standpoint.

[murraywader]

Place looks bad ass.

[nitro5x6's]

Please ask that dude to shave that Amish Crackhead beard.. damn.

[PharmHunter]

I like it. And Nitro, that dude is him lol.

[Rooster13]

I have several that I have built on two properties. One has 9 shooting lanes from 125-500 yards long. I have a tower stand that is 4 telephone poles and a staircase. I have killed several nice bucks that I have stories about on here. Many times I watch a deer travel across 6-7 of them. If you see a nice buck in one and can not get a shot, there is a good possibility that he will walk into another. One morning 2 years ago, I had a six point or better in 7 of the lanes at one time. I love the spoke stands, it keeps you awake and you see a lot of interesting things. I plant all the lanes in summer and winter smorgasboards and have a spin feeder and 2 gravity feeders in some lanes. I counted 23 rabbits last week from that stand at one time.

[BullJakeGrappler]

Signals for aliens, I swear, all this over a wood goat...

[CUduckreeper]

Plot looks great.

[Hoggin]

I promise you would have to grease your chair to hunt that stand. That is the only issue with a 360 even a 180. Lots of times a buck will cross those and your head is the total opposite direction or in this case behind you. I agree with everything he says, just saying you're making it harder on your self. I'm all for the concept but keep it all 45degrees and strait in front of you.

I can’t believe I’m saying this…. But I agree 100%

[smitch320]

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Thinning the woods around these. Pretty cool and elaborate layout.

[Calibogue]

Edge is great and I love the premise but prefer the layout of a turkey foot VS the wagon wheel.
I am a stickler for hunting the wind so if you're in the middle of a food plot, it's tough but with a turkey foot layout it's a winner.
Keep it up Hunter, I love what you're doing here....

[We Jeep Inn]

We have a couple of "turkey foot" plots and they have worked well over the years. About 250 acres has been clear cut and was replanted a year ago. Trying to watch 360 degrees is a challenge. I focus on edges.

[TheVisorGuy]

Edge is great and I love the premise but prefer the layout of a turkey foot VS the wagon wheel.
I am a stickler for hunting the wind so if you're in the middle of a food plot, it's tough but with a turkey foot layout it's a winner.
Keep it up Hunter, I love what you're doing here....

I’m with you. Here is one of mine behind my house. Box stand is where the blue circle is

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[Carlisle]

Those radishes are impressive.


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