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Jason · 07-30-2012, 09:45 PM

Yepper, Frank nailed it......I usually just buy a little of this and a little of that----mix it all up and spread it out! Now when/if you decide to go w/ only peas/beans, I soak mine overnight then hand cast em out. The water soaks into the seed and expedites the growth process! I've had seed's sprout in 24 hours this way!

FrankwT · 07-30-2012, 09:53 PM

MY GOD, If Jason agrees w me I know i am on to something because I usually follow all his ideas! Speaking of seeds, wish I had already planted w all this rain!

Jason · 07-30-2012, 10:02 PM

I just disc up my plots here at the house today when I got home from work and it's been pouring ever since....Need to do a little tree cutting and clearing a bit before planting fer the kids during doe days!!!! I'll probably plant a little this week and then again more in mid Sept!

FrankwT · 07-30-2012, 10:23 PM

Good Idea but we are too wet to disk!

By the way I have built and sold all my frontier lowers and never shot a rd through them... getting ready to order more. I still do not have a 5.56 to my name!

TatSoul · 07-30-2012, 10:29 PM

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Originally Posted by FrankwT

My best advice is stay away from all name brand over priced seeds. Go to the Feed store close to your lease, I bet they have their own mix for that area they put together cheaper and better than any name brand + it is acclimated to your area. I throw a 5 way, and add clover, it is cheap and the deer eat it. For best results get a soil test and add lime and fertilizer as required.

have to disagree on this one.we got some local seed and it was straight garbage.it was cheap but it never grew right.we bought hancock summer mix seed and it grew like nothing i ever seen..the local seeds we got from mannings never did squat.Ill be using nothing but hancock seeds for now on.planting 5 more acres this week.The turkeys love this food plot

FrankwT · 07-30-2012, 10:36 PM

Tat, I think you have to trust your feed store, Harris in Vernon FL is the best all his own mixes that grow local and Hwy 77 feed and seed will help you too. Hancock is good seed but when you are growing in sand and the guy is 20 mile N and an educated seed store owner he has the best mix. remember we have no soil here.

I wish I had soil and your deer...LOL Great luck this year Bud!

TatSoul · 07-30-2012, 11:51 PM

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Originally Posted by FrankwT

Tat, I think you have to trust your feed store, Harris in Vernon FL is the best all his own mixes that grow local and Hwy 77 feed and seed will help you too. Hancock is good seed but when you are growing in sand and the guy is 20 mile N and an educated seed store owner he has the best mix. remember we have no soil here.

I wish I had soil and your deer...LOL Great luck this year Bud!

i might check him out and see how it goes.putting in some real big plots this week and making a couple bigger.

Jason · 07-31-2012, 07:17 AM

Frank the 223 would be like a 22 compared ta what you and Sawman's been shooting!!!!
Pics look good Tat! I try to tell folks use what works....I've bought them high dollar seed pacages and see less quality plants then throwing my own together. Most co-ops are local farmer folk and you get tons of wisdom by listening to the elders sitting around jack-jawing.....

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07-30-2012, 09:45 PM	#11
Jason ~~~~~~~Creepin'~~~~~~~ Grand Slam Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: In the woods, lookin' fer ticks! Posts: 8,033	Yepper, Frank nailed it......I usually just buy a little of this and a little of that----mix it all up and spread it out! Now when/if you decide to go w/ only peas/beans, I soak mine overnight then hand cast em out. The water soaks into the seed and expedites the growth process! I've had seed's sprout in 24 hours this way!

07-30-2012, 09:53 PM	#12
FrankwT Senior Member White Marlin Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Destin Posts: 3,104	MY GOD, If Jason agrees w me I know i am on to something because I usually follow all his ideas! Speaking of seeds, wish I had already planted w all this rain!

07-30-2012, 10:02 PM	#13
Jason ~~~~~~~Creepin'~~~~~~~ Grand Slam Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: In the woods, lookin' fer ticks! Posts: 8,033	I just disc up my plots here at the house today when I got home from work and it's been pouring ever since....Need to do a little tree cutting and clearing a bit before planting fer the kids during doe days!!!! I'll probably plant a little this week and then again more in mid Sept!

07-30-2012, 10:23 PM	#14
FrankwT Senior Member White Marlin Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Destin Posts: 3,104	Good Idea but we are too wet to disk! By the way I have built and sold all my frontier lowers and never shot a rd through them... getting ready to order more. I still do not have a 5.56 to my name!

07-30-2012, 10:36 PM	#16
FrankwT Senior Member White Marlin Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Destin Posts: 3,104	Tat, I think you have to trust your feed store, Harris in Vernon FL is the best all his own mixes that grow local and Hwy 77 feed and seed will help you too. Hancock is good seed but when you are growing in sand and the guy is 20 mile N and an educated seed store owner he has the best mix. remember we have no soil here. I wish I had soil and your deer...LOL Great luck this year Bud!

07-31-2012, 07:17 AM	#18
Jason ~~~~~~~Creepin'~~~~~~~ Grand Slam Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: In the woods, lookin' fer ticks! Posts: 8,033	Frank the 223 would be like a 22 compared ta what you and Sawman's been shooting!!!! Pics look good Tat! I try to tell folks use what works....I've bought them high dollar seed pacages and see less quality plants then throwing my own together. Most co-ops are local farmer folk and you get tons of wisdom by listening to the elders sitting around jack-jawing.....

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