Learn How To Make A Food Plot With No Equipment!
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 26. 06. 2018
- Learn How To Make A Food Plot With No Equipment for deer except for a rake and a week wacker. I show you how to create a small micro kill plot by week eating the grass and raking it all away. i also provide a 2 week update on the progress.
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I have this field behind my house i started putting corn out there and got a trail cam and things are looking good, this spring im going to put a little food plot, great vid!
Could you please link the tools you used in the description
Instablaster...
Love the video! Next time leave the dead grass you cut. It will act as a compost helping your seeds germinate better buy retaining soil moisture. And also it will help build your soil over time if you're doing no-till. Keep up the good work! And keep the videos coming!
Nice job. I appreciate those type of videos. Keep up the great work!
Thanks man no problem
This video was super helpful this is going to be my first year hunting and our micro foodplot is on its way
Good job Dave, and so true, anyone can make small kill plots with nothing more than hand tools.
Yes sir thank you
great video these small micro plots is exactly what I'm doing later this year. very helpful.
Your welcome
Great info. Thxs!
Great video for people who don't have access to larger equipment like tractors and atvs!!đ
Awesome thanks.
Love the Sprint cameras.. Good choice..
Thanks for the video I was just thinking about doing a micro plot because I donât any on my 50 acres just 2 1 acre plots with your video I know I can do it now thanks
Nice! Tons of activity of all creatures.
For sure. Excited to see what else strolls Through there.
Subscribed. Great video
Great video! Keep up the good work.
Chris Haarstad thanks
Thanks man!!!
Great video! Thanks
Thanks Kimberly your welcome
Thanks for your food plot videos from the North Woods of Wisconsin
No problem
Thanks man
Great job
Thanks for the idea
Anytime
thats exactly what i was tryn 2 get done thanks for this.
Welcome
They done some under cutting this year on the land I hunt and we'll they had a loader loading logs at my stand so it nice clean area in front of my stand so taking there work and putting in some seed easy food plot but hopefully it will get the deer back in there!
Heck yea man you always working for the deer.
Ga. Hunter just having fun Brother!
đgetting to be that time of year. Gonna put some small plots in next month.
Perfect
Good video.
Thanks for the video it's a good one and very informative
Your welcome
Looking good Dave. Keep up the hard work.
George Clark thanks buddy
I got alittle spot like this im gonna try oats on this year.
George Clark very nice. Iâll be planting those as well.
Great video
Thank you
Love the video, totally agree with your statements, relatively easy to get a small plot going. *Subscribed*
The Mitten Dad Aweosme thank you. Much appreciated.
Yes I agree with you even though I'm disabled anybody can put in a food plot
storms had hit my area so a lot of big trees were down.i went in n cut out under growth then sprayed n waited afew weeks then burned.went back in with weed eater with brush blade cleaned up some more .did some raking then broadcast clover n chicory sprayed plot start n rain came n now I got to wait n watch it grow.in north east alabama.thanks for your tips.
Thatâs a really good idea.
Your welcome
This is awesome
Thanks
Great video man
Thank you
Learning a lot
Awesome
Nice!
Just stumbled onto this video, literally the exact same thing i did this year. Hopefully all the work pays off for me. Raking was the worst part
Awesome hope it works out for you.
Great vids and educational thanks man
No problem thanks.
@@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors you are welcome
Very helpful
awesome thanks.
Looking good buddy Iâm finally getting my place going hope to get a big one out of there this year iv got a few nice deer that made it canât wait to see what they are this year Iâll check ya later buddy .. toppy
Awesome!
Antler Grow Wildlife Management thanks
Great vidio, i hope the big one comes in for you.
Terry Beasley thanks. Iâd be happy with a doe đ
Congrats on 5k dave ! thanks for the follow on insta glad your part of spy point! Great video these are the plots i do and love little things like these! Great video !!!
603 Hunting & Fishing thanks man so much. Been with them a long time now.
Thanks again
I raked an area down to bare dirt with a little vegetation, I used thro n gro just to see what it does, had to water it a few times cause where I live isnât expecting rain for a few days. Hope it does something.
Glad I watched to the very end. I was going to ask why you didn't burn it off. Well explained job! Hope it yielded a big one!
Yes sir thanks. Glad you enjoyed
Keep it up bro
Will do. Full force ahead!
good video!
Thanks
I'm using no till throw and grow formula by evolve harvest. Like your videos keep up the great work brother
Sterling Womack thanks man much appreciated
I like to see more food plots
Sweat equity Dave. Great dividends come from patience perseverance and willingness to learn and DO. Hope you caught the fool who stole your cameras and ruined your solar panel fenced in plot. Let me know if you ever get to SC. Ill take you to one of my spots. Thanks for sharing buddy.
William Little thanks man appreciate it. We are working on that as we speak.
Great info to slow deer down for a shpt
Thank you. For sure. đ
that is rilly cool
Thanks
Love the videos man Iâm going to plant clover in my 2 kill plots
Awesome. How big of a area?
Whitetail obsession outdoors 20by20
Georgia Deer hunting nice
So how did it work out for ya?
Gonna try this for my wife and kids
Very nice
I'm learning a lot from u on here I've tried so many things and can't bring bucks into my property but my neighbors kill them I keep seeing two brother bucks & other kind of deer at night going to make a food plot this year maybe that will turn everything around I hope to bag my first buck Aver my second season hunting full-time anyone with good ideas leave a comment for me
Thanks for the video! I'm not super wealthy and just have a small 6 acre property that's attached to a 100 acre woods (that aren't mine) and some farmer's fields. The front two acres are empty and haven't been planted for 2 yrs. Back four are wooded with a creek running through it. Is it possible to plant a food crop of clover in August? Would clover be best in this situation do ya think? Also, not being a farmer, do I have this straight? 1. Kill weeds 2. Mow/whack to bare soil 3. Rake it up 4. Spread seed. Did I miss anything?
What method did you use too spray that food plot with the round up? Do you mix it with water and spray it or just by itself?
You know, you will probably have a bigger buck on camera in that small property micro plot than on your lease in Pennsylvania! And I got my shirt in the mail the other day. Really appreciate it! Thanks!
This is probably true. But I like the whole land management thing to see what I can get out of it. Thatâs the whole point of the pa lease. Place was a ghost town 4 months ago now itâs a wildlife safari! Haha
And you are welcome
Where is you lease in PA? I'm in central PA.
Sir Mixalot Clearfield County
Nice. Some PA big woods. We have a camp in Potter. Very same situation. Used to be a lot of deer but all doe and a few small bucks. Now see a lot fewer deer but have been seeing and taking some real nice buck.
Very nice. A lot of hunters in pa lol.
Im glad i own tractors and equipment.
Definitely makes it easier. I do as well. This was for people who donât have that
at the end he has a good point about using a leaf blower to move away the duff
I worked on one by hand and I have been working on making it bigger every year I currently have it about 80 yards x 20 yards started with a small opening 10ft x 8ft.
Michigan Outdoorsman Awesome man keep at it.
Thanks for watching
Do you have any suggestions on a kill plot that possibly could get over run with hogs?
I need a good camera great video
Watching....
Exactly what I was looking for great vid and plot. If I have a stream in the woods would u reccomend putting the plot near it or 100yards or more away?
Well depends
How the land is laid out I would say. If the stream acts like a funnel
Then I would put it about 50-100 yards away. Deer like traveling streams and crossing steams as well. Hunting a crossing in the stream going to the plot would
Be awesome.
Awsoem video
Bodey DeVries thanks appreciate
You taught me some things I didn't know
Awesome glad to hear. Always learn something new everyday đ
Do I get a camera
Know it's old but could use one
Cool
thanks
DAAAAAAVE!!!
FooKinAye yooooooooooo!
Love the username lol.
What did u kill the weeds with
Looking good Dave. Any updates on who stole n damaged your stuff?
Danny Starliper Nope. But have a bunch of people helping to solve it. Iâll know more this weekend.
I use Drexel its 41% Glysophate I put 8 ounces per gallon. Whats the max you would use
Could u just have burned it and use back pack blower to blow small fire breaks great video bud keep hammering
Absolutely you could of. In this location just wasnât aloud. That would be preferred
i recently planted a clover chickory plot about half an acre i limed good fertilized and seeded . it's march now and i have clover coming up already looking good if it doesn't get over foraged anyway the seeder i purchased was a cheap one i managed to get all my seed out but i was wandering if you could tell me where i can find the red bag spreader i see used a lot , i can't seem to find one in my area south east N.C.
Very nice. Thatâs the earth way seeder. Iâve actually never seen one in stores I bought mine on amazon for like 35-40 bucks works great
Thanks when do you usually plant stuff
I usually start planting around mid to end of May
Awesome kill plot Dave!! Are you going to plant any on the logging roads there too?
Starting Traditions Outdoors 2 Brothers probably not. Iâll just spray those with antler Grow.
Thanks man.
Whitetail obsession outdoors cool let me know how they rip it up
good job - will do it! What time of year did you do this?
End of may early June
Dump a bag of water softener tablets on the ground in the center, or wherever you want a continuous specific spot hit. The deer will eat the dirt and make a large hole. Then you toss a mineral rock in there. Works great in addition to a foot plot
I did that for years. Unfortunately itâs never been proven to benefit the deer. It will attract for sure because itâs like candy but doesnât improve the health of the animals and thatâs what I care about most.
@@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors you're absolutely right. I personally use a soy bean and rapeseed/clover mix on my plot. And on Earth day, trees are extremely cheap. I did pine trees on the one side of my plot for a cover/bedding area. I also rented a skid steer and did a small 50' round 3' deep pond. I've got very little into my spot and it has been phenomenal the last few years. Keep up the good work!
Thatâs awesome man good to hear. And thank you! Keep me posted on your season
Thinking of trying a couple small food plots this year. How did you decide how much fertilizer and lime if any you should use?
I did a soil sample
I will be doing a food plot this weekend and fencing it in since I have cattle on my property. No more than 1/4 of an acre. Rocky soil and doing it in a pasture. Would you recommend winter rye or what would you use?
I wouldnât recommend winter rye if someone paid me a million dollars lol. That being said it does have the ability to stay green into the later winter months. But it has the least nutritional value of anything you can plant. I wouldnât plant it alone. Mix in some other stuff such as oats, Clovers, some brassicas and winter wheat.
Whitetail obsession outdoors Thanks for letting me know! I sure will plant something with a mix and hopefully it all works out, thanks!
What did he use to kill off weeds
this may be a dumb question but i am new to the farming aspect of hunting an loving it my question is can i use my backpack sprayer for glyphosate then rinse it out an reuse it to spray another plot with liquid fertilizer or should i go buy another sprayer all together thank you an i love the videos
No such thing as a dumb question. Just rinse it out really good and youâll be good to go
@@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors thank you you have been a huge help ,, just giving me one more reason to be in the woods
Chad Lynch awesome sounds good. Your welcome. Main thing is have fun!
Great video! What time on the year did you start this plot?
Added lime during the winter months let it sit them came back in around end of may and planted. You canât go by âwhenâ to plant such as a date because everywhere is different. Go by temps. All depends on weather and if the temps are right. Typically for me in the north east itâs mid may to end of may.
Props to the man for weedeating in shorts. No thanks. đ
Lol
More Lime The Better ,? after plow and breaking ground severa timesl do then put weed killer ? Or plant, then use some kind of Biologic , ?????
Great video, I was just wondering is there a need to really weed whack dead grass wouldnât it act as a moisture barrier as well as any type of erosion?
It can act as that for sure. Reason I did it here was for better soil to seed contact. If I just killed the vegetation which I did with round up I wouldnât of had as good of germination. Now that the clover is in there working itâs magic it will only get better and if I need to frost seed in spring I will
Whitetail obsession outdoors OK great thank you.
No problem
i do a food plot every year by myself and im only 13 i just rake all the leaves out and till with a hand tiller
Awesome. Glad to hear that
I'm doing this ATM lol đ
Any suggestions on what to plant in 1/8th acre kill plot that I have in the middle of a oak stand? I think a planted clover too late last year as it was late may and it came up and died out when it got hot. Iâm in Virginia
Most likely wasnât due to heat. Usually when you plant in the woods like that and it dies off itâs from lack of sun or low ph. Did you do a soil sample? Lack of sun planes develop heavy tops and a weak root system. It will grow then flop over and die. Same issues with low PH. Virginia is not that far south for clover to die off in the summer should be fine. We grow clover in the Deep South and does great.
Whitetail obsession outdoors The ph was pretty bad when I initially checked. 5.2-5.4 range if I remember. Iâve been adding lime every few months for the past year. The rye grass I planted in September came up good and is still in the plot right now. It gets ample sunlight as I picked a spot where there was a canopy opening and I cut all the small trees and brush out. My theory was that the white oaks destroyed the plot by taking all the moisture during our very dry summer this past year.
I Take 5 lb of corn out spread it around don't disturb any leaves trees or nothing and I'm done in 5 seconds and then I go home and I come back and sit and wait
When you spread the seeds how do you cover them up without like a harrow?
Use a rake
Or some sort of chain drag
Do I put lime down before the glysophate or the other way around Iâm a new hunter have been doing a lot of research on food plots this year and I grabbed some antler grow and everything to get started this year just want to make sure Iâm take the proper steps
Yeah I would out it down before anything else. Put down according to soil sample
@@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors thanks for the fast reply you said that in the video just wanted to be sure getting ready to pick up the soil test to see how much I need to get down
I planted a small plot, small enough a lot wouldn't have done it but the land I hunt isn't very big at all. It's in the woods, the canopy is thin enough that most parts get light for an hour or so a day. Planted clover, but it's just growing tall and thin and not standing up very well. Is that a sign of not enough light? I can take out some smaller trees but don't have a chainsaw so I can't get the problem ones down if that's the case
Most likely yes. From my experience lack of sun will cause brown spots on the leaves and also the plant will have a weak root system and heavy tops which will cause the plants to fall over which is what your having.
Whitetail obsession outdoors thanks! I figured that's what was going on. I'll have to go back out and see what I can do to get the most light in. Thanks again, and keep up the great work. Love the videos!
mrbtwicePSN thanks man good luck
What was it u used to kill off the weeds and grasses
On this particular spot I used a mix of gly and 24D
What did you spray to kill the grass. I canât make out what you are saying
Generic round up
Could you use round up to kill the weeds
You can if you want to. I did on that plot being it was so small. I try not to use them
Link for that seed spreader?
Look on Amazon search Earth way seed spreader
The deer where I live love throw and grow but it seems when I plant it the deer eat it before it really gets to a good plot. What are some things I can do to keep them out so it has time to grow?
Maybe a deer flasher scare crow lol
You need more food plots, bigger food plots, or reduce local herd size.
What kind of glassafate do you use
Canât remember the brand but I got it at tractor supply generic brand 40 percent. Hate using the stuff. I only use it one time and thatâs for making a brand new plot
So should I put a food plot in this little grove I hunt but the food plot would only be able to be like a 10x10 yards?
If thatâs all you have and it makes sense to go there have at it
@@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors should I plant clover or like a radish plant
how do you figure out what setting to put your spreader on per seed
Good question. So most times on new hand spreaders Like the one Iâm using here it tells you on the spreader. So for instance for clover you can set it around a 2 to a 2.5 always best to start with a small opening. So if you have 5 lbs of clover per acre start with a small
Opening. If you have extra left then good go over it again. Same with big seed. Start small and go from there.
Thanks for the quick response, i tried planting my first food plot last night and made a few mistakes. i have the same spreader as you and was not sure when i had seed that was mixed and different sizes what to start with. i guess it is probably would of been a good idea to start small and if there is leftover to increase it. Again thanks for the input im still learning and I hope my plot turns out. Greetings from Minnesota! keep up the great videos!
Thanks man. Thatâs what itâs all about. Learning as you go. Just a tip. When you buy buck on the bag seed typically itâs a variety of seed all different sizes. You have to open the spreader to the largest seed in the bag correct? So all the other small seed is just pouring out and you are wasting a lot of seed. Thatâs how them companies get you.
You get more bang for your buck when you buy your seeds separate. That way you can spread each seed separate and you will be able to cover more of a area. Make sense?
thanks I really appreciate it
No problem
So it never looks as easy on videos!!! After weed whack of a logging road with good sun opening about 1500 sg ft on a Saturday changing string twice with some Saturday words I was back at it after church Sunday. In the rain cause your 20 minutes turned into 2 hours. Raking Sunday and putting out 200 lbs of powdered limestone bout kicked my butt. 49 yrs old and in good shape but that was a killer in 80 degree and moderate humidity, I was a sweaty mess and got maybe more lime stuck to me than shaking out on ground. Whew that only took me another 4 hrs and multiple sled trips to haul 4 x 50 lb bag and tools. But taking and lime is done. Now just have watch weather to get to the easy part of casting out seeded brasika and clover. After damn near passing out from heat here in August I hosed myself off and only had the strength left to take off one of my rubber boot cause they fit so damn tight I am going to bed. Canât wait to go to work Monday morning to get some rest from the weekend. Seriously thank you for the video. Looking forward to the results.