Chilcoteforester

For wildlife enthusiasts and hunters, a food plot is a necessity. The size of a field can be as small as a garden or as large as an acre. These areas, planted in the spring or fall, are full of grasses and seeds like forage oats, clover, rape, and chicory, which attract wild game like turkey and deer.   The truth is that anyone can quickly and inexpensively create valuable food plots for deer and other wildlife. To obtain excellent outcomes, however, they should be done well.   While the process of setting up a food plot is not particularly difficult, there are a few steps you can take to ensure its success: Choose a Location The most significant thing is to choose a location ideal for growing plants and your particular hunting setup, such as a stand or blind. Choose a relatively flat area because sloped areas can make it difficult to use equipment and cause soil erosion. Your plot's traffic can be increased by planting near thick cover or where deer are known to sleep. Test ...