Food Plot not likely

[Doomer 351]

We finally got a little rain so's I goes out to scrape the ground for moisture, checking to see if a food plot is happening. Nothing but dust. Caint plant the peas, brassicas, rye etc........... Guess i'll hunt the water ponds. What about you?

[KirtFalcon 3,952]

I have several places I usually plant ... some with clover, some oats and rye grass, some with vetch and chick peas etc. .... I have planted over 50 Dunstan Chestnut trees ... they are suppose to start producing nuts in 3-5 years ... we shall see ... planning on planting about that many more ... all grown from seed nuts ...

[Doomer 351]

Finally got a real rain shower. Maybe can plant something and maybe burn ban could get lifted so's I can clean some lanes.

[SAPACK1 102]

I planted buck forage oats a couple weeks ago. It is coming up fair.  Ill go back and re-seed with a mix of winter wheat and more oats in the next few weeks.  I prefer to plant in stages so that I have different ages of grass.  Deer tend to prefer younger vegetation, planting in stages provides for that deeper into the season.   I cant plant peas, too many pigs!!

[Hayseed 46]

I'm planting lily pads if the rain don't stop Doomy.

[trueblue82 3,795]

Keep your eyes peeled for the creepy crawlers. I’m hearing about lots of sightings of Mr. no-shoulders in East Texas. One died in a tragic accident near San Augustine yesterday. Word is, he had a rattle on his tail. I do hear that hogs are a natural predator to them. I’m gonna take Doomer’s word for it. 

[Hayseed 46]

12 hours ago, trueblue82 said:

Keep your eyes peeled for the creepy crawlers. I’m hearing about lots of sightings of Mr. no-shoulders in East Texas. One died in a tragic accident near San Augustine yesterday. Word is, he had a rattle on his tail. I do hear that hogs are a natural predator to them. I’m gonna take Doomer’s word for it. 

We've done some de-shrubbing here in Paxton and thinned out a few snakes. Hay cutters got a few here too I hear. True Story.