No Till Brassica Food Plots - Antler King’s Lights Out Food Plot

In this video I am planting Antler King’s Lights Out Food Plot mix in 2 separate small kill plots. I am using the no till planting method to plant both of these Brassica food plots. Lights Out is about 90% oats and 10% Brassicas. I also mixed in some daikon radish to add some extra Brassica to the plots.

[@jordanchampion7080]

Deserves way more views

[@wisconsinwhitetail9744]

👍

[@jjrr4146]

great job on plot,You took an unproductive area and made it better.mossey oak gamekeepers crew would be proud

[@wisconsinwhitetail9744]

I wish I could have made it a bit bigger, but it was enough work by hand. Maybe next year I will extend it a little if I have time.

[@outofcontrol9886]

awesome job! the horse fly beginning was my favorite...they finally have slowed down here in south east Wisconsin

[@wisconsinwhitetail9744]

Yeah they are slowing down a little but there is still enough out there. They seem to always start up around July 4 around here, and mid July to beginning of August is the worst. But by mid to late August they slow down and by September there is usually none.

[@zebmartin995]

When I put in a new plot in an area like that I go over it with a 5' box scraper. I put the teeth down a little and go slow. It loosens up the soil, pulls many of the roots and the smaller stumps. After that, I use a drag, the same as you.

[@wisconsinwhitetail9744]

It would be nice to get rid of the stumps but I put poison on the stumps right after cutting them and they are all completely dead. I only plan on doing no till plantings in that small plot with the stumps. Eventually after about 3-5 years the stumps rot out and break off and it will be better then. Until then I have to deal with them there.

[@deercamp3479]

Great update! You need one of those lightweight mesh bug jackets!!!

[@wisconsinwhitetail9744]

Haha 😂

[@leebringitonjames5879]

Love your videos has helped me on planting

[@wisconsinwhitetail9744]

Lee Bring it on James thanks, good luck this season

[@brandoncarlson4188]

Nice looking plots

[@wisconsinwhitetail9744]

Thanks

[@BareKnuckleCompany]

Awesome videos bud. I really enjoy your channel

[@wisconsinwhitetail9744]

Thanks

[@xtreme4rage1]

good job... and permetherin for the flys..

[@ronniehallmark1278]

That's some good looking dirt

[@wisconsinwhitetail9744]

Yes it is, we are lucky

[@deercamp3479]

Throw some rye down on those bare spots!

[@wisconsinwhitetail9744]

I could do that sometime in late August, good suggestion

[@rods-n-regscharters9099]

You might have packed that 2nd plot a bit much. The tiny brassica seeds run out of energy easy. I'm not an expert I just listen to the experts. :) Good job, keep up the hard work it will pay off for you.

[@wisconsinwhitetail9744]

Yeah I was thinking that too, but I have packed more than that and the germination was fine. Not sure what the problem is.

[@BEONNEON]

what setting do you use on your earthway spreader?

[@wisconsinwhitetail9744]

I use different settings for different seed. I am not exactly sure what setting I use for Brassicas, clover and rye can be planted very thick and grow well, Brassica you want to plant thinner.

[@MySliceOfHeavenoutdoors]

plots are looking good, horse flies are terrible

[@wisconsinwhitetail9744]

They are actually deer flies, I said horse flies by mistake. And yes they suck