Turkey Hunting And Food Plot Tips: When To Plant Spring Food Plots (
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- Hunters across the nation are turning their attention to spring food plots and spring turkey season. Hunters frequently overlook one important key to getting the lush green response they are hoping for because they neglect a critical factor in planting spring food plots. Watch this episode to learn how to get your spring food plots out of the ground with this key strategy plus more on spring food plots. Stay tuned to the end for more tips on setting up your trail cameras for some pre-season scouting for turkeys! #turkeyhunting
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I love this show and how informative it is. Thanks for all the helpful information.
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Great show Grant !
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I’ll be interested to see if the proving grounds continues to employ mineral licks, when CWD becomes pertinent? Think about it carefully.
Scott - That's an older episode. We've been a CWD unit for two years now and it's illegal to place feed and minerals for deer.
God is in everything we see and experience in nature. Due to my job and life in general, I miss getting out in nature and listening to God’s stillness.
I hope you get a break soon!
Our property use to have all kinds of turkeys on it but now we only see a handful every year. Hoping a food plot will bring them back. Any other ideas as to what could have drove them all away?
Tanner - it sounds like the habitat changed there or on the neighboring properties. Habitat drives turkey populations.
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So if you’re planting clover in the fall what is the best thing to plant for turkey in the spring?
Nate - Turkeys like clover and the bugs in clover stands! - grant
I have a bunch of turkeys on my land during deer season but they seem to move on in the spring, if I was to plant a food plot would it keep the turkeys around in the spring? That might be a stupid question but the turkeys are there literally all during the fall but they seem to disappear and I hunt big hardwood timber that doesn't have any food plots so I'm thinking that's the reason why they leave.
Dylan - During the spring, hens move to good nesting and brooding habitat and the toms follow. This is usually habitat that's thick from the ground to about 2 feet tall but isn't thick at the ground level so poults can walk around. Turkey Poults have very short legs and thick vegetation at ground levels is a trap for them. Turkey eat such a wide variety of foods that groceries are rarely a limiting factor - especially for adult turkeys.
If i plant clover plots and have open roads will the turkeys start using my property and roost there
Probably if there are turkeys in the area (on neighboring properties). Turkeys like large open areas. They aren't good at avoiding predators in thick cover.
If there a no turkeys travel across where you hunt now it's unlikely they will expand their range rapidly.
Enjoy creation, Grant
Thanks Grant, there's some turkeys in the area so i'm hoping it will work out then.
So how do you add sulfur or boron?
Clever - it can be added to custom blended fertilizers at most fertilizer plants.
Thank you for mentioning Jesus Christ and reminding us (regardless of religion or faith) to be grateful for the world we have.
Thanks Jack!
When you keep talking about f****** deer hunting your description says turkey chafa
We often pair several topics and or tips together during our videos. However, we do have lots of turkey hunting videos! You can see one of our cut and run hunts here: www.growingdeer.tv/#/turkey-hunting-look-at-those-hooks-improved-food-plot-techniques -Daniel