ROLL OUT FOOD PLOT

[hunterman7956]

This is the answer for those that dont have a green thumb google roll out food plot

[hunterman7956]

link rolloutfoodplot.com

[landtracdeerhunter]

Link doesn't work . Haven't had 1st cup of java yet to goggle.

Edited December 19, 2012 by landtracdeerhunter

[tughillhunter]

i have seen those in the back of field and stream in those advertisement pages. I think they would be good for trails really. cant see doing multiple acres.

[mbucks27]

I had that idea last year but never thougt it would work. Guess i should have acted on it lol.

John

[G-Man]

waste of money, i had a 2 acre turnip patch wiped out in 3 days(nights actually) a 10x10 area wouldn't even get a chance to grow if there was more than 1 whitetail within a mile of it..

[josephmrtn]

10''x10'' or 10'x10' you need to be specific man...

[hunterman7956]

sorry about link just google it ,, seems good for a small area around tree stand or blind for the price $40.00 . i Iwill try it in the spring to see how well it grows ....

[G-Man]

10 yards x 10 yrds is still, way to small... 1-2 deer will wipe it out in 1 night or day... 40$ will let you plant 1 acre of trunips/clover;. food plots aren't hard. get round-up or simialr spray 10$ . spray area you want, rake/ burn off dead plant material so you have ground exposed.(just your time) plant turnip/clover mix 20$ and maybe you will have enought to hunt over! 1/4 - 1/2 an acre! The liming/fertalizing is nice to do if you can afford it , but it will grow as long as there is enough moisture/soil seed contact! anything you do is better than nothing!! just don't waste you money on a gimmik!

[G-Man]

that roll out plot is 30in wide by 40 ' long or 100 square feet or 10' by 10'... you would still need to remove material from under it so dirt is exposed, and you can do the same thing cheaper for a much larger area 220' x 220' is an acre!

[SplitG2]

Man people would buy anything lol.

[josephmrtn]

its for the lazy.....

[Paula]

or people without equipment

[josephmrtn]

you still need to work the ground...

[Paula]

and how does that make a person lazy?

[G-Man]

Not lazy... just waste of money... if your going to clear the vegetation away. You can do it much cheaper