NYBowhunter

I have put in clover plots and turnips on my property and have done some extensive research along with working with my local agway . The only downfall to clover for most people is that it does need to be maintained (mowed) when they reach 6" or so, the reasons for mowing is that it keeps the clovers new and fresh (more desirable to deer) and mowing helps to keep weeds and grasses in check. Theres the right way and wrong way of doing food plots. The right way is the way I decided to go with, which like anything new will require you to learn as much as possible before getting started, and most importantly get your soil tested and add what is needed to the soil based on what your platning and the size of your plot. Let me know if anyone has specific questions about putting in a plot as I maybe able to help.

Live in: Bklyn., NY Hunt: Otsego (town of worcester) and Deleware (Town of Harpersfield) counties.

Hello All, Attached are some pictures that I retrieved from last weekend, one camera was setup on one of my clover plots and the other was setup on a ridge top of a traveling/bedding coridor. Some pics are of up and coming bucks and of a pregnant doe that looks like shes ready to explode. Enjoy.

Hello, Use to post on empire forum. Glad to see a new forum is evolving that I can be a part of. I hunt in Otsego county, have a few food plots on my property and I'm a deer nut. I think of hunting, food plotting 24/7. I will post some recent photos soon. I gun hunt, but my true passion is bowhunting.