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 Wet Soil Food Plots
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04/24/17 06:29 PM
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Heritage Hat Ranch
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I've got an area that stays soggy almost year round and looking for something that will survive the wet conditions as well as benefit my exotics and whitetail. I'm between Abilene and San Angelo.
Thanks,
Don
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Re: Wet Soil Food Plots
[Re: Heritage Hat Ranch]
#6744666
04/24/17 07:22 PM
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Texan Til I Die
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How big is the area? You could try soybeans if it's a fairly large area. In small patches the deer will completely graze it off before it can take a good stand.
Silver spurs and gold tequila
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Re: Wet Soil Food Plots
[Re: Heritage Hat Ranch]
#6744738
04/24/17 08:49 PM
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PMK
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rice ... I hear that grows well in wet conditions 
"everyone that lives dies but not everyone who dies lived..."
~PMK~
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Re: Wet Soil Food Plots
[Re: Heritage Hat Ranch]
#6744902
04/25/17 12:00 AM
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nsmike
THF Trophy Hunter
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I would think white clover, bundleflower, or some species of vetch would work. Lack of heat tolerance eliminates some of the go to solutions we use in MN.
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