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Buck Brunch. Its a mix, but mostly wheat, oats, radishes, clover, etc. They haven't eaten it much until recently. It's a first year plot that was pretty rough. It grew much better than I expected. But i'm hoping they will eat it more next year when the lime has had more time to work. I pulled a couple of radishes up. They are huge.
ETA pic
Last edited by uga_dawg; 12-11-2017 at 08:38 AM.
Looks like you are competing with other crops from the green field in the background. That plot of yours would be mowed down up here right now.
Worship the LORD, not HIS creation.
"No self respecting turkey hunter would pay $5 for a call that makes a good sound when he can buy a custom call for $80 and get the same sound."-NWiles
If it still looks great by mid December it ain't great
I'm guessing the trematodes are coming down from the trees at night and laying eggs in the radish tops through a biological reproductive process called "fucking".
Only fix I see to save your deer herd is to cut your trees now
Late season holes
Ground blind action
And why is it not aimed at that WTBD?
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