^^^^ My #1 issue on my property and I'm about to wage war on them.
Ironically, I just dusted my traps off yesterday......They are ready to go into the vinegar bath....then dye......then wax......then in the dirt. Got some coon cuffs for the corn bandits as well.
Green and yellow are this years menu.
I'm going to expand this spring to the blue line with a variety of stuff.
Most of the photos are coming from the western plot. I think I have only gotten 10 pictures from the eastern plot since I planted it months ago.
The brassica's took over most of the plot and shaded everything else out.
My upper food plots were basically the same. With a row of turnips and a row of radishes on the perimeter.
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Pennington’s RACKMASTER Fall Deluxe Deer Mixture is a combination of winter...
Honestly, I didn't dig any up to see what kind of bulb I ended up with. I hate going near the food plots. I dont even like to check the camera cards to keep as much human scent out of there as possible. So I dont really and truly know what grew sub-surface.
They are not eating the tops either...
Pretty sure this is the same buck. He was the only deer that came to the plot last night.
On another note: The deer are still not hitting these purple top turnips and radishes. Its getting a little bit depressing at this point. I consider that to be a lot of wasted effort. Next year its cow...
Maybe your right cause she shot a moose on the first day of a DIY moose hunt too. " I thought you said moose hunting was hard?"
"I thought you said elk hunting was hard?"
I just tell her that she has a great guide. lol
PA sells OTC archery and rifle deer tags.
Go to gamelands #57 after it snows and track you up a big buck.
Truth be told, I'm not steering you in the wrong direction. There are in fact big bucks on that game lands if your up for the challenge.
Some of the pictures dates are wrong but these are all of the bucks from 2021 so far. I suspect I may see some more newcominers in the next month since I have the late season groceries.