Posted by Ultradog MN on November 17, 2017 at 03:44:12 from (172.58.83.99):
In Reply to: Food plots posted by hd6gtom on November 16, 2017 at 20:19:01:
I hunt where I grew up. Used to be a lot of small dairy farms there. I can think of about 10 of them that were in our towship then. There is not ONE of them left. The land is fallow. The pastures and fields first went to brush and now trees. In our area it's usually bucks only with antlerless by lottery only though this year we have hunter's choice - shoot either secks (had to misspell that intentionally to get by the filter here). 3rd time in 25 years. Still only one deer per person. According to the MN DNR, in the central/NE third of the state where we are only about 35% of licences are filled in any given year. We put in a couple of deer plots every year. They have increased our kill ratio to just about double that %. Our deer plots work. And it's a fun thing to do with a couple of old Fords.
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