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1. domainoutdoor.com › no-till-food-plots-for-deerNo Till Food Plots for Deer - Domain Outdoor

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   Jan 22, 2024 · Just because you don’t have a tractor or heavy equipment doesn’t mean planting food plots is out of reach, thanks to the right seed mix, a little help from Mother Nature, some standard garden tools and a little ambition, you can create your very own secluded, backwoods, no till deer magnet!

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3. deerassociation.com › a-beginners-guide-to-deerA Beginner’s Guide to Deer Food Plots

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   Aug 7, 2024 · Us hunters have a tendency to want to take the kitchen sink approach to food plots, choosing a mix with lots of different seed types. And while we do preach diversity when it comes to deer habitat, this is one area you’re better off to keep things simple.

4. deerassociation.com › which-food-plot-crops-doWhich food plot crops do deer prefer, and why?

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   Feb 10, 2021 · You have probably heard deer hunters argue which forage is best to plant, or even that deer like to eat a certain species of plant on one property but avoid it on another. Could both statements be right? Or wrong? The crux of all of this discussion lies with how deer decide what to eat and why.

5. deerbuilder.com › DB › featuresTOP TEN CREAM OF THE CROP FOOD PLOT PLANTS - DeerBuilder

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   My recommendation is to mix radishes (5 lbs./acre) with turnips and rape at a low rate (2 lbs./acre of each) and plant early in August in the North and September in the South. Rackmaster Deer Greens is a good pre-mix of all four Brassicas.

6. realtree.com › food-plots-and-land-managementMess Hall Mixtures: 5 Food Plot Combos for Full-Season ...

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   • Winter Peas and Soybeans. This is my favorite food plot blend. Soybeans are great early and late. Winter peas are good for most of the season and will keep deer coming in during October and November, when beans are less attractive.
   • White Clover and Oats. It's hard to beat the oats-and-clover combo. This green-on-grain duo is perfect for planting in tight corridors. These plots are a little more resistant to over browsing than option No. 1, too.
   • Beets and Wheat. Wheat is planted in massive amounts across much of the country. So are beets. It's the perfect one-two punch for attracting and retaining deer throughout the season.
   • Cereal Rye and Radishes. Rye and radishes are an excellent combination. It's hard to top this option, especially in the northern half of the country where these species really thrive.

7. everyday.fleetfarm.com › articles › deer-food-plot-aDeer Food Plot: A Guide to Choosing the Right Seed

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   Jul 23, 2024 · Check out this complete guide of strategies for planting a deer food plot. Learn how to choose the right seed mix, assess soil conditions, and maintain your plot for year-round deer attraction.

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   Can you plant deer seeds on a food plot?

   • With the right seed mix and planting, you can find success in luring deer to your property or area throughout the year or during specific seasons. There are a few different methods and strategies to follow for planting your seed, depending on your overall goals for your food plot.

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   Are weeds good for deer?

   • Many of the plants that get labeled as weeds by food plotters are actually excellent deer forage. So don’t get too focused on your food plots looking like pristine agricultural fields. You’re simply providing food and attraction for deer, so having some “weeds” scattered around for forage diversity and cover is not a bad thing.

   A Beginner’s Guide to Deer Food Plots - National Deer Association

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   Do deer eat food plots?

   • Some food plot species, like cereal grains and clovers, handle browsing pressure better than others. If you plant something like soybeans, which doesn’t do well under heavy browsing pressure, in a small area with a high deer density, the deer are going to destroy the plot before it can ever get established.

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   What seeds do deer eat?

   • Some great seed options include: Cereal grains like oats, wheat, and rye, which offer high palatability and nutrition. Or, you can opt for brassicas like turnips, radishes, and kale. These grow quickly and produce large amounts of nutritious forage for deer.

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   Do deer eat soybeans?

   • In another location, with a different plant community, the context might be different and deer would alter which plants they preferred and avoided. Deer love soybeans, but no single crop can meet all of a deer’s year-round needs. Diversity is best, both in your food-plot options and in natural forages that occur outside food plots.

   Which food plot crops do deer prefer, and why?

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   What legumes do deer eat?

   • Clover: White clover is probably the best, and most popular, legume food plot choice for deer. It's highly nutritious, and fairly hardy. But it's becoming more overlooked than it once was due to newer seed varieties on the market. Other clover options include Ladino and red clover.

   Mess Hall Mixtures: 5 Food Plot Combos for Full-Season Attraction

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9. deerassociation.com › 3-simple-food-plot-options3 Simple Food Plot Options for Fall Deer Attraction

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   Jul 19, 2023 · If your goal is to attract deer to a hunting plot for harvest opportunities, then this annual forage mixture of 15 lbs. crimson clover, 10 lbs. arrowleaf clover and 40 lbs. of wheat per acre is the one for you.