WestKyTeacher

Anyone have any luck using kool aid for a deer attractant? I've heard of people using the kool aid that just needs water and pouring it right out of the container over corn, a stump, or a salt block. If you've tried this, did it work? What flavor is best? Does anyone have any other tips or tricks on attracting deer? I've also heard of mixing sweet feed with corn. I'm trying to do things to bring more deer in eyesight for my children that will be in the blind with me. We've planted a total of 2 acres of soybeans, winter peas, rape, kale, turnips and wheat on the 16th.

Here's my dilemma, I had the ground ready to plant but before I could get them in the ground it has set into raining. Since the 17th of this month we have gotten, 2", 5/10", 7/10" that weekend, last weekend we got 2.25" and 7/10", and then this weekend we have gotten 8/10" and 1.2" and it's still raining and we have 80% chance the next 2-3 days. With the ground complete mud and not sure it will dry up to work again, would the seed make it if I just broadcast over the mud without working it in? I was planting winter peas, wheat, turnips, rape, kale I forgot to mention, we have high chances of rain every day this week.

Thank you dogdoc! Glad you answered the way you did. My dad is doing a perennial with the clover and I'm doing an annual plot without any clover. I already have a good clover plot, so I was just trying to offer other varieties to bring in more deer. My dad had already bought some seed, can he add pounds of the peas in place of the wheat? For example, change 50lbs of wheat to 25 and change the peas from 15lbs to 50? I'm still trying to learn how you decide how much of each and how you can add more of one and less of another. I have two 1/4 acre plots to plant and two 1/2 acres to plant that are all within gun range of my blind. Should I mix the Kale, 7 top turnips, rape, radishes all together and plant them or plant them separate to see what the deer prefer?

I visited my local seed store this weekend. He has the following seeds and I'm not to really sure how I should mix them (pounds or percentages). Jackhammer radish, Rape, Kale, Seven top turnips, ladino clover, wheat, and winter peas. Is it best to mix some of these, none of these, all of these and how much? I have been told not to mix and plant in sections so I could see what the deer preferred and when. I have also been told to mix them for better results, but that the winter peas need to be planted alone. On the plot in the woods, should I put winter peas in the center and plant something else along the edges that don't get as much sun?

Well what did you tell him? inquiring minds want to know. lol

Okay, so I planted wheat last fall and it is completely destroyed. The ground is still has some roots and is really rough from the dozer work. So I was thinking of working it up and putting in a couple varieties of food plots in for this season. Then putting the clover in during a frost or snow. What should I plant for this deer season, winter peas, wheat, turnips, or something else? When should I plant it?

Just curious if there is anything that would make me want to get the omega over the impact. Ease of loading, cleaning, shooting, etc.

The wife surprised me with a Thompson's Center Impact for Christmas, price $219.99. They have the Omega there for $379.99 in nickle/syn but the local Wal-mart has the Omega Z5 Rifle for $297.00 in black. What should a man do? Never used a muzzleloader before but looking to start.

I get 4+ hours on most of it, less along each side next to the woods. Another question, what is the main difference between ladino and white clover? Will any white clover do or do you have a certain variety I should use? Thanks, again Doc.

So what did you plant and how did it turn out? I cleared out about (2) one acre plots in the middle of my woods with a small 450 dozer trail connecting them to encourage deer travel. Is clover still my best choice or could I put something else in them? I already have another acre plot by one of them that has clover and it grows well. Also, Letmgrow, that website doesn't list Forrested Trail any more.

My dad is looking to get a GOOD electronic caller to use for coyotes but would also like to find one that can be used for various other animals. We have no experience with this type of call but we do know it helps bring in the coyotes. Money is not unlimited, but would like to find something that works really well and is worth the money when it comes to the speaker, remote controlled, various sounds/animals, etc . Any ideas or suggestions on what would be a good brand and model? Thank you in advance.

Praying that you have peace and strength. My condolences.

How can you tell the year of a bow? It is a PSE Firestorm X NX serial#1607929 and bar code of 0 42958 46509 8 Set: 29"-60# Draw: 25"-30" Approx. WT: 60# CBL/STR: 30.75/88.75 Eff. Letoff: 80/65%adj Actual letoff: 75% I'm really trying to figure out what it is worth. He has it for sale and I don't want to pay too much. Thanks!

A friend has a mossberg 535 camo 12ga that shoots 2 3/4", 3", and 3 1/2". It has a limbsaver on the stock and a bushnell 1.5-4.5 scope. It has had a box of shells through it, what do you think is a decent price for the gun?

Thanks for the info and help. I really wouldn't care about the snakes, but I have three little ones now that love running around in the yard all day. CSPERRY, can you look that info up online also or is it only in their book?