Posted By: Ktexas14
Milo For West Texas Food Plot - 12/17/18 02:36 PM
My dad recently bought a small place surrounded by Several 500 plus acre ranches. Most of those are goat ranches that to what I have learned from speaking to them dont plant anything.
We have a tractor and I can get my hands on discs for planting.
Would Milo be good to be used as an attractant/supplemental feeding to keep deer coming to our plot? I know it is hardy and doesnnt require a lot of rain. I would let it grow and shred rows after it is mature.
Is there something else to consider? What do yall think?
We have a tractor and I can get my hands on discs for planting.
Would Milo be good to be used as an attractant/supplemental feeding to keep deer coming to our plot? I know it is hardy and doesnnt require a lot of rain. I would let it grow and shred rows after it is mature.
Is there something else to consider? What do yall think?