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Been at this food plot thing for some time now. Just starting to wonder if one wouldn't be better off planting all clover with a small patch of turnips & radishes??? I've planted corn and done well, beans and sunflowers never make it past 3 inches before they get devoured 5 acres worth. With...

After my first full run of planting with my cut down 6' Great Plains drill, I really like how it works. One thing that I find is a "Big" pain is; for the small plotter that doesn't fill the hoppers full you must constantly stop to sweep the seed over the openers "no augers". Last night I was...

Great Plains 6' grain drill with large and small seed box done by RDH Outdoors.

Would like to start a thread on food plot diagrams and strategy. Here's my plots and what I've planted, I'd love to hear others opinions on what you'd try planting. Plot 1: new area I worked up last year and planted in winter wheat to get OM started and choke out weeds. Plot 2: 1/2 acre in...

Got my John De ere 7100 2 row with fertilizer box in, thanks to RDH Outdoors for an awesome piece of equipment.....:D

If you had about 10 acres that you can plant food plots, what would be your pick between a small dill or a row planter? And why? Been pondering this question for over a year and really want to make the plunge by spring, looking at a refurbished John deere flex 7100 and a custom refurbished 6'...

Looking at this Fred Cain style 9 shank cultivator, is there anything particular that I should look out for before buying $475 ?

A few years ago my dad and I started building box blinds to be comfortable, dry, warm and stay in the woods longer. The 1st blind was a stationary tower blind on 12' 4x4's, 58" wide by 96" long 6.5' inside height. We've found that this formula gives 2 adults plenty of room. The single man blind...

What rate would you mix these at per acre as a mix? Winter Wheat # Turnips# Radishes#

I have a tall spring plot that I put in and now it's time to start the fall plot. Average height is 4ft, I want to use throw and mow but it's to high to get an even spread. What would be the best route?