I haven't seen any clover food plot pics lately so I thought I'd post mine...
Plot #1
Plot #2
Here's two pics of the same plot. I left the middle wild with clover running around the outer edge. Sorry for the fuzzyness - the humidity was getting to my camera that day.
My Clover Food Plots
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Looks good, AC. You should be getting some action there.
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those look nice and lush! id get a trail camera over it to see whats hitting it at night
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Man that look good!! I just mowed mine down today, that will be the last time this year. I am going to try and put some fertalizer on it yet this year. I hope mine looks like yours come the end of September thru November.
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Looks like that'd be a good spot to start for opening weekend! Any white oaks nearby would help out too!!!
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Looks excellent. I love the way you have it tucked into the woods. I do the same sort of situation with mine, although mine is surrounded by corn, it gives the presence of security because one side is corn and the other is woods.
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Black Squirrel wrote:those look nice and lush! id get a trail camera over it to see whats hitting it at night
Unfortunately, I'm just getting does on my cameras. it seems like a horrible year in Northern MN. I will check them this weekend after a 3 week soak - I'm hoping a buck or too has moved in.
Wrinkleneck wrote:Man that look good!! I just mowed mine down today, that will be the last time this year. I am going to try and put some fertalizer on it yet this year. I hope mine looks like yours come the end of September thru November.
I'll mow them this weekend for the second and last time. There will be new and tender growth for opener. I'll also put some fertilizer down to help. Come November, clover isn't very attractive in my neck of the woods.
Just reds.Wrinkleneck wrote:Any white oaks nearby would help out too!!!
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nice lookin fields ac.
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Those are nice and lush greens my friend, good job on the weed control. Looks like you have had more rain then we have here in South East Indiana....lol
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Awesome lookin' clover plots, AC...they should work great tucked in the woods like that.
Good luck on them this fall
Good luck on them this fall
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Good looking plots Greg, great job!!!!
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