Food plot

[bull_dogg]

Im looking to setup a half acre food plot. The only thing is where it is u can only get there by boat does anyone know of a good seed that will grow with little work. i.e just using a rakes and shovels and a garden hoe..

[Pink Panther]

check out rack stacker seeds there down your neck of the woods. back yard wild life . they have a no till version .

[warningshot]

i was able to work the land ...burned and then turned ... used rack stacker as well and plot worked out ...i didn't use no til though ..



http://backyardwildlife.ca/foodplotsp15.php

[OneShot]

There is a seed manufacturer in Barrie that sells a fixture for both deer and turkey.

I bought some to plant this spring, but left it up at the farm in Port Carling.

Will send you the name in acouple of days after the caretaker e-mails me back!

oneshot........

[warningshot]

please post i would be interested too....


[quote="OneShot"]There is a seed manufacturer in Barrie that sells a fixture for both deer and turkey.

I bought some to plant this spring, but left it up at the farm in Port Carling.

Will send you the name in acouple of days after the caretaker e-mails me back!

oneshot........[/quote]

[bucont]

Backyard wildlife is my plan at this point, I would like the name of the product from Barrie as well.

[OneShot]

Call of the wild seed from Feversham not Barrie, an eyelash away from Barrie sells the seed.

I purchased mine from G&K Archery in Wallaceburg for $24.95 or so; I think.

callofthewildbrand.com

It should grow in that climate because it was developed there.

oneshot

[dreamer]

I was told that www.rackstacker.ca will be live once the Wildtv commercial hits at the end of the month. I would think the dealer would be listed on that site.

Ontario Monster Whitetails also has a new ad for them. They are being refered to as Rack Stacker now not Backyard Wildlife.

[bull_dogg]

thanx for the info one shot.

[bucont]

Thanks oneshot. I'll run down and see Kevin at G&K.

[pdislow]

i think i might just try to fertilize whatever is already there that the deer are already eating in a situation like that. i have done it even with oak trees... it makes the acorns taste better and may improve acorn production.... good luck with it whatever you do!

[warningshot]

here's some info on rackstacker too ...

http://www.bishopseeds.ca/documents/content_73.pdf