winter food plots
10-06-2006, 08:14 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: winter food plots
Lots of times over standing corn. Most years we get accumulaing snow by early November - often times it never leaves until May.
The Fist picture is a standing Corn plot ( actually after season ) -- the Second picture is of Standing Soybeans - and last December we had good luckwith this soybean plot in the late season. I took one Mature doe out of the corn and another on the Soybean plot when the snow was over a foot deep.
FH
The Fist picture is a standing Corn plot ( actually after season ) -- the Second picture is of Standing Soybeans - and last December we had good luckwith this soybean plot in the late season. I took one Mature doe out of the corn and another on the Soybean plot when the snow was over a foot deep.
FH
10-06-2006, 11:46 PM
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: IL
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RE: winter food plots
ORIGINAL: farm hunter
Lots of times over standing corn. Most years we get accumulaing snow by early November - often times it never leaves until May.
The Fist picture is a standing Corn plot ( actually after season ) -- the Second picture is of Standing Soybeans - and last December we had good luckwith this soybean plot in the late season. I took one Mature doe out of the corn and another on the Soybean plot when the snow was over a foot deep.
FH
Lots of times over standing corn. Most years we get accumulaing snow by early November - often times it never leaves until May.
The Fist picture is a standing Corn plot ( actually after season ) -- the Second picture is of Standing Soybeans - and last December we had good luckwith this soybean plot in the late season. I took one Mature doe out of the corn and another on the Soybean plot when the snow was over a foot deep.
FH
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