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Dead Weeds & Plowing
On October 20, 2011 in
Intro to Game Management
by
Clint Patterson
As part of the
Intro to Game Management blog series
we discussed how
food plots
are one tenant of game management. In the last entry I posted a video showing where we sprayed round-up to kill the weeds in our envisioned food plots for this year. This blog entry shows what the weeds looked like two weeks after we sprayed them and also shows us plowing the plots getting them ready to be limed and seeded.
In order to not be repetitive, if you'd like more information on how plowing fits into the food plot creation process please refer to last year's "
Food Plot Journey
"
and more specifically the "
Preparing the Soil
"
blog entry.
Next up on the food plot agenda is liming & seeding the food plot. Stay tuned!
The below video shows us plowing up this year?s food plots
Here are 3 pics to show you the progress
Regards,
Clint
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Fall Food Plot - Preparing The Soil
Adam riding the ATV using the GroundHog MAX If you've been reading along, then you know we are on the second half of our year-long, Tecomate Seed, Food Plot Journey. We learned a lot during the past summer about food plots and even had some food plots that came up pretty well. Though, we did have one weed infested food plot that didn't turn out as well as we hoped, but it served as a good learning experience for us. We've been getting some good game cam pics of deer in the plots ...
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More Fall Plot Soil Samples + Spraying
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GroundHog MAX Work on the Fall Remote Food Plot
The GroundHog MAX This past weekend I spent a couple of hours out in the woods with my main objective being to get the soil for the fall, remote food plot disked up and prepared to be seeded. I set out with the GroundHog MAX and a 4-wheeler to get the job done and I had a blast riding this thing around the envisioned food plot. The area where we are trying to install the fall, remote food plot is back deep in the woods, but it has had crops on it before?though ...
Bass Fishing on Lake Okeechobee with Mark King
This past week I was in South Florida for work and I would be there on Saturday without much to do until the evening. I had previously nagged one of my co-workers Matt to line us up a trip to Lake Okeechobee. I’d always seen the famous guys fishing there on TV and wondered what it would be like to fish there. My friend Matt had previously been out there and said it was a blast. This time my nagging worked and Matt was able to schedule a trip! On Our Way to Okeechobee We woke up around 4:45am and headed west. We would be putting in on the southern end of the lake in a town called Clewiston. Since it was so early it was of course dark, but I as we approached the town of Clewiston I could smell the smell of smoke. I asked Matt what that smell was and he said “Oh that’s the Sugar Cane farms, they burn the sugar during some part of their harvesting process”. It was interesting to smell that smell for a ...
Catching Up on Pre-Season Work
Putting the deer stand together It seems like time just slips away on me and before you know it deer season is almost here and I feel like I?m behind on my envisioned schedule. This past weekend I pretty much dedicated the whole day on Saturday to accomplishing some things I?ve wanted to do for a while. There are always cameras to put out or move, feeders ...
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