Most Overlooked Summer Food Plot Lab Lab #deerfoodplots #deermanagement #tecomate
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Tecomate Lablab Deer Food Plot Seed (20 LBS) - The Magic Bean for Maximal Summer Attraction of Deer, Improved Overall Size and Massive Antlers!
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Tecomate Lablab Deer Food Plot Seed (20 LBS) - The Magic Bean for Maximal Summer Attraction of Deer, Improved Overall Size and Massive Antlers!
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This is aerial thermal footage from one of our research food plots. Notice the heat signatures from their footprints in the first clip and the doe's bed in the second clip. | MSU Deer Lab
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This is aerial thermal footage from one of our research food plots. Notice the heat signatures from their footprints in the first clip and the doe's bed in the second clip. | MSU Deer Lab
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Your conventionally tilled food plots will perform better when you pay close attention to seed bed preparation. It’s one of the most important steps in the process and can make or break your plot for months to come. Our preferred order of operations in disked/tilled plots: 1: disk or till to create a FINE seed bed 2: cultipack 3: plant 4: cultipack again General rule of thumb: if, after you finish disking, your boot sinks more than 1” into the fluffy seedbed, it should be cultipacked prior to AN
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Your conventionally tilled food plots will perform better when you pay close attention to seed bed preparation. It’s one of the most important steps in the process and can make or break your plot for months to come. Our preferred order of operations in disked/tilled plots: 1: disk or till to create a FINE seed bed 2: cultipack 3: plant 4: cultipack again General rule of thumb: if, after you finish disking, your boot sinks more than 1” into the fluffy seedbed, it should be cultipacked prior to AN
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Red clover continues to impress us. This plot was planted last fall and is still producing tremendous biomass and highly nutritious forage. Late July and August are the most nutritionally demanding months for deer in the Deep South. Food plots like this one help us address that nutritional limitation. Outstanding attraction during the fall hunting season is a bonus! | MSU Deer Lab
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Red clover continues to impress us. This plot was planted last fall and is still producing tremendous biomass and highly nutritious forage. Late July and August are the most nutritionally demanding months for deer in the Deep South. Food plots like this one help us address that nutritional limitation. Outstanding attraction during the fall hunting season is a bonus! | MSU Deer Lab
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VOLUME UP! Look back at our post from June 9. You’ll see a deer vetch plot with dense grass coverage over a significant portion of the plot. A timely herbicide application got us here 1 month later. If we had not sprayed, we’d have a lot more weeds and a lot less high-quality deer food. | MSU Deer Lab
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VOLUME UP! Look back at our post from June 9. You’ll see a deer vetch plot with dense grass coverage over a significant portion of the plot. A timely herbicide application got us here 1 month later. If we had not sprayed, we’d have a lot more weeds and a lot less high-quality deer food. | MSU Deer Lab
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Late summer fire = more forbs! Take advantage of good burning weather all throughout the year to diversify the plant communities on your property. The deer, and many other critters, will thank you! | MSU Deer Lab
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Late summer fire = more forbs! Take advantage of good burning weather all throughout the year to diversify the plant communities on your property. The deer, and many other critters, will thank you! | MSU Deer Lab
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This is as close to a year-round food plot as a single-planting annual plot gets. Conventionally planted food plots are tried and true. Here’s a great example of one that is producing tremendous forage for deer and turkey, though it’s so dense turkeys will have a tough time navigating it for the next few weeks. As long as weather cooperates this summer, this plot will produce high-quality forage into August with early, mid, and late maturing clovers leap-frogging each other in production. There
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Ep. 93 - Antlers and Energy Jacob and Eric sit down with Dr. Levi Heffelfinger of the Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Research Institute to discuss their work evaluating how dietary energy affects antler and body size of white-tailed deer. | MSU Deer Lab
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Crimson clover is one of the most popular cool season food plot forages, and for good reason. It’s highly nutritious with % crude protein in the mid-20s, can produce tons (literally) of deer forage per acre, and is an excellent re-seeder. But, it’s one of the first clovers to mature and die in the late spring. Adding a late maturing clover with crimson will provide more quality forage for deer into late spring and early summer. Do you plant different clover species in your cool-season plots to m
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Deer University Episode 088 – Cool-season Food Plots Part 1
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This is why you want to have designated areas for both warm season and cool season food plots on your property or lease. | MSU Deer Lab
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Deer vetch is one of the best warm-season species to plant in your food plots. Watch this video to learn why and how to incorporate it into your management plans. | MSU Deer Lab
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Banking soil moisture can help you achieve food plot success, even in droughts. We disked this food plot for other reasons, but planting with a no-till drill would have been an excellent method to conserve more soil moisture. | MSU Deer Lab
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Growing-season fires are best for killing hardwood encroachment, but fire intensity is often a limitation during summer. We use dormant-season fires of greater intensity to set the stage for successful follow-up treatments with growing-season fire a couple years later. The alternative to this approach is herbicide application to control encroaching hardwoods, but we save a lot of money by strategically using fire instead. MS State Wildlife, Fisheries and Aquaculture Department | MSU Deer Lab
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Timing of herbicide application makes a big difference in the productivity of your food plot. Too early or too late and efficacy drops. Check out this video for some tips on how to time your applications to maximize growth of planted species. | MSU Deer Lab
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Growing-season fires are a tool we commonly implement to improve mid-late summer nutrition for deer. In the Deep South, this time of year is the most nutritonally demanding period for lactating does, rapidly growing fawns, and bucks finalizing antler growth. Timely burns can help address this nutritonal bottleneck | MSU Deer Lab
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We’ve had terrible droughts during late summer through early fall in the Deep South the last couple years, and many managers have had to replant failed plots. Planting during drought is a gamble. Here are a few things to consider before putting seed in the ground. Head over to our YouTube channel for the full video! | MSU Deer Lab
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