Posted by Traditional Farmer on November 16, 2017 at 23:53:27 from (184.6.34.154):
In Reply to: Re: Food plots posted by JD Seller on November 16, 2017 at 20:24:23:
Deer travel to food your post and others prove that,the point of food plots is to get them where the hunters want them when they can be legally killed.Once the deer clean out a field they'll be gone and seeing deer and actually being able to shoot them is two different things.Also do you allow hunting?Hunters need to get deer to come to places they can hunt.I live in an area with lots of several acre and a house subdivisions lots of deer but no hunting allowed got to get them over to my farm during hunting season to shoot them with food plots. Here in the East deer will stay in the mountain areas and heavy cover too unless they have a good reason to leave totally different from your area where there is very little wooded type areas,large hills,mountains etc compared to open areas.
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