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 Food plots in East Texas
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07/23/18 02:59 PM
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huntindude
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Perfect time to go a head and mow so the sun and heat with the lack of rain will hopefully kill existing grass and weeds. I did it this past weekend.
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Re: Food plots in East Texas
[Re: huntindude]
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07/30/18 12:41 AM
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rickym
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Sprayed 2 weeks ago. Will be cutting this coming weekend.
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Re: Food plots in East Texas
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07/30/18 10:48 AM
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Mr. T.
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I mowed yesterday and will be spraying next weekend, then plowing two weeks later. Plowing once more and planting around Sept 15. I have three plots and all are new ground and never been touched before therefore, I think they will need a little extra work with the plowing and weed killing to get it ready for oats and winter peas. This plot is a little over 2 acres. I call it "White Oak Plot," because of the one huge White Oak tree in the middle of the plot. 
Last edited by Mr. T.; 07/30/18 12:55 PM.
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