Food Plots???

Food Plots

Ok actually depending on where you are in Texas you may be in very good shape. The south west is one of the few areas where you are actually better off to plant in the fall and not the spring. I put together a food plot and deer mamgement program for a ranch in the pan handle and had an arrid seed blend put together specifically for that location. This blend was about 10% annual and was developed to do well on an annual rain fall average of as little as 6" of rain. So you could be timing things very well for your area. If there is any other questions please feel free to send me a PM
Thanks,
Larry

Bassmaster said:

Ok i know its to late but what type of seed do you use. Peas from the store corn, oats, australian winterpeas what??? Something small and afordable.

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Guys all of that makes sense and we in the north and east have a much easier time getting just about anything to grow. But theis poor guy is probally working in one of the most difficult ares for food plots. Clover and other lugumes will not do very well unless they get sufficient amount ow rainfall. I have had dry springs and summers here in Ohio and food plots did very poor even with fert...