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I have decided to plant a food plot this year but i have no idea what to plant. it will be about a 1/3 acre plot in the woods. i already have the area cleared out and there is grass planted there because it used to be a camping area when i was younger. now i want to plant a plott in it. what do i plant, im thinking somthin from oneida mans company. what do you think.

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Re: I need you help.

green deer food LOL ... if you do, make somethin to block the deeer from the plot until its full grown ... if not, theyll eat it roght from the buds of the plants, and the plot will just be a waste of money.

as to what to plant, i am not really sure what works best ... anything green and edible LOL

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I have the same problem with alot of my plots. You need to find something that will keep coming back. For the summer I use American Joint Vetch. If the deer eat a stem then two will start growing from that so it will take a beating from the deer. I mix it with Alyce clover and both of these can take a good bit of deer traffic. As a matter of fact I bushhog it down after it gets about 2 ft high. I cut it back to 8 to 10 inches. This allows the plot to get thicker. For the fall planting you will have some problems with such a small plot. Again plant something that will keep coming back like a clover. I mix my own but you can get some mixes for your area. I use crimson clover with bob oats and winter wheat. They will hit it hard. All you can do is fertilize if properly and let them have it. good luck grin.gif

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