Planting Food Plots

In this segment, Dr. Stribling discusses the basic steps in setting up and planting a food plot for deer. Topics include breaking up the soils in the food plot, the importance of soil testing, using lime and fertilizer, seeding the plot with small grains, and adding clovers over the top of small grains. Also included are graphics showing the recommended
Deer Food Plot Mixtures. More information is available in Extension Publication ANR-592, - "Cool Season Food Plots for Deer".

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Deer
• Hunting
• Wildlife
• Alabama

[sillydog70]

@ohiodeerhunter21 a rototiller is better at breaking up the ground burt there slower

[MrAndyb21]

@voicefunny haha

[voicefunny]

WHAT THE FUCK IS THIS SHIT? IT THE VIDS WENT FROM AWESOME HARDCORE CRASHES TO FUCKING GAYLORD PLANT SHITTT

[curtludwig]

A plow will cover more ground but a rototiller leaves you with more finished ground. In the end they're probably the same.

What they show in the video isn't a disc plow its a disc harrow. A plow digs down deep and turns over the soil. A disc harrow breaks up the clumps in what the plow has turned over or helps to cut your seed into your soil.

[toby725717]

I USE BOTH , THEY WORK FINE

[ohiodeerhunter21]

How does a disc plow compare to a rototiller? Do they do the same job? The reason I'm asking is because I am looking to start my first food plot next spring for deer hunting and the plot I'm looking to do is only like 1/4 - 1/2 acre big and also what equipment will be better to make a plot that size I'm doing.