Does no plow really mean no plow??? NO PLOW FALL FOOD PLOTS

[@dannystarliper1915]

You been really working on your hunting properties. I wish you the best of luck in bout 24 more days, yesssss

[@timothyheitzman2271]

Good video i planted that in the spring i disc the ground limed it put fertilizer down and had no luck with it. The only thing that grew was the grasses the clover got about 1 inch tall and then died off the lettuse leaf had alittle better luck but i was not impressed. Hope it works out better for you then it did me

[@briancunningham9975]

Love the video, I have 18 acres, mostly swamp, but I have 3 plots now. They are sma;; ones but I have increased the deer activity 3 fold. I have videos, swamp plotter, on putting in the last one. I will put final results video up soon. You are right, if you want to see more deer than roll your sleeves up and put a plot in. Plus I always put apple, crabapple trees on the edges. I just planted 3 chestnut and 5 osk trees this fall. i feel that any effort you put in will definatly help the cause.

[@rjohnson7963]

Dave,, Thanks for your help today at the bass pro shop. Rob

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

No problem man. Good talking to you. Any questions feel free to email me or leave a comment. Email in description of all videos.

[@shannonwolff5653]

We put this to the test this year too! 🙌🏼

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

shannon wolff very cool. Good luck

[@tylercagle7563]

Any update on how it is doing? and how long it last?

[@justinmurdick8841]

What all chemicals and how much of each do I need and also how many bags of No Plow food plot do I need? Got a stand in the woods with 3 shooting lanes that are 100 yards long and 6’ wide

[@dmorgan724]

Obviously its a bit too late for that plot but next time, perhaps you could do a video in say late October or early November of a plot you've planted in the woods like this one ro show how well it came out. Thanks for the info., Your straight forward approach is a huge help as well. Best of luck in 2021!!

[@chiachamp1]

I know this is an old video but I'm curious how this plot turned out with that amount of shade? I have an area with similar canopy that I was going to open up more.

[@theweswillard]

Same here

[@jakemorua4186]

Same

[@rhino062465]

I Agree Good deal ! It's way better to disk or till and with all the roots it's impossible to till it in the woods, just take your wheeler and spin the dirt up a bit. Is still better than Not !

[@rhino062465]

Whitetail obsession outdoors Ya....DONE GOOD !

[@Ranger-Al]

Great video, would you happen to have an after the fact video how this looked during or after it germinated. Thanks

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Yea it’s on my channel some place lol. Over 600 to choose from 😏 Search kill plot updates whitetail obsession Should pop up

[@brandonragsdale8348]

Hey buddy I have 40 acres to hunt but in all I only have 25 or 30 acres to hunt the hay fields flood but I have 15 acres of timber rides of hardwoods any helpful tips

[@Chris.A.133]

Just planted no plow for this spring and I have excellent germination what would you recommend that I broadcast over it for fall and winter attraction in late August/early September

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

150 pounds of winter wheat per acre. What state are you in that you planted already?

[@Chris.A.133]

@@Whitetailobsessionoutdoorscentral North Carolina

[@overthrowthecareerpolititi1460]

Here’s a tip drop a few of those little trees , let the light in and also with the drooping trees you can direct the deer’s movement good luck brother

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Overthrow The Career Politition thanks I know that lol. Unfortunately it wasn’t my land so land owner would allow that. But thanks for the tip

[@wahoo579]

Should I put the no plow down then put one inch of soil on it or put a inch of soil down then put the no plow top of it?

[@gavinsmitty23]

Great video. I planted whitetail institute secret spot and it growing great, all I did was rake

[@markmaniaci2807]

Looks like you are using the groundhogg max... Did you use there extra attachment for the receiver kit..

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

I did not. I welded my own support brackets on to beef up the hitch.

[@bltefft]

I too use a GroundHog Max and got the attachment that goes under the hitch. It is good in that the Max is not simply stressing the ATV hitch. I run it on my 03 350 Honda 4x4 Rancher. Have had no problem with the Max or the ATV pulling it.

[@buckshot21000]

What do you sure to kill the undergrowth grass and such without killing the trees? I’ve never messed with food plots and have gotten back in a hunting club my dad was in when I was a kid.

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Glyphosate will work. 41 percent

[@buckshot21000]

@@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors you use a backpack sprayer? I don’t have a atv but looking at getting one.

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Yeah back pack will work: I’ve done it many times like that.

[@buckshot21000]

@@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors so is it ok to spray heavy or is it not necessary? I know seed heavy is good to do.

[@stevenflanders1656]

Where did you get the fertilizer? Thanks for the video

[@Larry342516]

Hope you show a after video of this plot. It looks to be very shady. Did you take a soil sample or put down lime?

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Yes I did all that. It came up nice. There is a update video about it. This was a couple years ago.

[@nichoelsmith9649]

Thank you for videos!!!! Do you soil teast for adding lime as well? I usually herbacide, wait for plot to be dead, lime, pray for rain, then fertilize, till and apply seed ( around mid May to late May) with legumes, cow peas and clover for late spring plot application to produce in early summer. Does this sound like proper procedure? I did a spring plot also with clover and oats that i planted in late winter. The crop was abundant but honestly the deer did'n't seem as interested in that crop as they are in the early summer plot. This is only my 2nd year tring to learn this. I live in East Texas and appreciate any tips. :)

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

I typically don’t use herbicides. I’ll soil test late winter and add the proper lime. End of may I’ll disc and plant and fertilize. I typically plant annuals in the spring and summer. When I plant for the fall I’ll take what’s there and just disc it in and plant. Usually wheat oats and rye and some brassicas

[@nichoelsmith9649]

@@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors Thank you so much for you knowledge. Is the weather where you live humid like East Texas? One more question.... If you don't herbacide, can you just disc over the abundant spring plot add fertilizer and annuals and still get a good yield? Is this also why you add micronutrients Antler grow) after crop is 4-6 inches high?

[@johnnynelson7853]

Is there no need for a powdered lime application before beginning?

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Like according to soil sample. Powered lime can be used or pelletized

[@tedslaughter9533]

Do you do anything after seeding

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Nope

[@1972davidt]

Another great video Dave. I can't wait to watch you send an arrow through a few deer at each one of your plots!

[@justinreynolds3332]

Good good video Dave my question is did you disked the seed in with the Groundhog Max or did you leave it on top of the soil?

[@jakemorua4186]

Do you need fertilizer for this to grow ?

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

All plants need fertilizer

[@jakemorua4186]

@@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors will it work with any ?

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

For a general recommendation it says it right on the bag on the back

[@jamesflora2893]

This is a good video I was thinking using this seed I would like to see what it looks like when it is growing up

[@frankpatton5844]

what kind of cereal rye are you talking about Jeremy? like a winter rye or triticale that is a wheat rye cross hybrid?

[@frankpatton5844]

I do have 3 pounds of the whitetail institute oats plus that has oats with triticale and winter wheat, and 1 1/2 pounds of buck forage oats

[@franksantoyo288]

Do you have av video of what the plot looks like after it came up?

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Frank Santoyo here is the video. Had to dig for it lol. This was several years ago. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z6uriJmOhZ2JlcU

[@franksantoyo288]

Thanks for the video, I appreciate your hard work and the channel

[@filthyhunters9704]

What’s better to use 10-10-10 or 13-13-13

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

There’s not way to know without doing a soil sample. The higher the numbers less you’ll need in theory but need soil sample to know

[@jjp12496]

Hey dave. Or anyone who sees this id really appreciate the help im currently getting a plot ready for the spring i have a small piece of property and can only do one plot its in the middle of the woods with huge feilds about 500 yards away. I do have a tractor i currently cleared all brush and cutting trees for sunlight. About an acre. I need tips on what to plant in the spring to just get something growing. I was thinking no plow but i do have a disc. So please leave comments id appreciate it

[@justinshankle3427]

How well did that work? Looks like that spot has a lot of shade. I’m going to plant a plot this spring about 1/2 acre or more that will get pretty good sun light for a good 4-5 hours a day. What do you recommend as far as seed type, I do not have access to a drill by the way

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Well I wouldn’t plant beans in only 1/2 of a acre unless you plan on fencing them off and allowing them to grow and mature then taking fence down and hunting that area. 4-5 hours of sun I would do maybe clovers and chicory alfalfa. Clover and alfalfa. Something like that

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

You can even add in some oats

[@frankpatton5844]

Dave, my soil is so rocky, do you think roughing up the soil the best I can and covering the buck forage oats that has a little winter wheat and triticale in it will germinate, if I put some garden soil on top of it to cover it up about an inch or half inch deep?

[@frankpatton5844]

After the year I had last year, I just want to try to put the odds in my favor, I know a lot of hunting tricks to get deer to come my way, just didn't feel like doing any of them. I'm 50 pounds lighter this year and think putting in the foodplots and going completely scent free this year, bought all new scent-lok clothes, just hoping for the best, seems like after I limited out 3 yrs ago, been bad luck since, I had a guy shoot a nice 8 pointer last year it barely made it to me and the guy hollored out and asked me to shoot it for him because he was out of bullets.

[@jeremysilcox9362]

I like to bush hog natural vegetation over the rocks and then plant cereal rye like you said along with crimson clover. I let the natural vegetation create organic matter for a couple of summers and then I start bringing in buckwheat and controlling unwanted weeds. Then you get into a nice rotation of rye and buckwheat which both can choke out weeds. I then add whatever seeds I want and only bush hog the previous crop over the seed. If I have good soft soil of course I still disk. I can't quite give up the old fashioned methods.

[@frankpatton5844]

I can't bush hog, this is on a oak flat on a hillside, it's 11feet wide by 18yds long,that is why I'm trying to rough the rocky soil up as much as I can, then spread my seed and cover it with and miracle grow garden soil, I bought 4 - 42lb bags of miracle grow garden soil, to try to give the seed the best I can, I spread 50 lbs of 10-10-10 fertilizer and 50 lbs of pelletized lime,the soil ph was 6.3...I'm trying to do the best I can with a rocky hillside here in northeast kentucky, anyway, thank you for your input,it is greatly appreciated...

[@jeremysilcox9362]

Frank that does limit you. I didn't realize the size and location of it. Just my.02 cents I would get some cereal rye to overseed anywhere it does not germinate year one. It will germinate in lower temps than other cereal grains and will grow in the cracks between rocks and where it can get close to soil. I have it made this year. One area I hunt there is 0 location I can plant. The other spot has fields that have been limed and fertilized for years with 5 acre and 11 acre food plots along with two 1/4th acre kill plots. That is on 100 acres. I'm use to having to do hard work just to get a plot in.

[@bradwalker8544]

Love the videos. Just an fyi. Try out the secret spot from whitetail institute for areas like the one you just did. Lots of shady areas. I've had amazing results with small plots in the woods like that location !

[@puppetros8035]

How good does seed grow in spotted sunlight as seen in this video?

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

It can grow fairly good. Need 3-4 hours of good sunlight. Clovers seems to do best

[@tomcarpenter9493]

I live in upstate NY near Watertown . I have a small plot to seed and wonder when to start to seed . I got most of it from you on youtube . and advise its cold late here in spring

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

What are you looking to plant Tom? Can’t really plant anything this time of year other then frost seeding some clover and chicory. Other then that you will have to wait until it warms up a bit.

[@billy8468]

I love your vids! I've never tried food plots in the woods I might give it a go!👍🏼

[@thehuntingchannel8278]

What brand of spreader is that you use ?

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Earthway 2750 on Amazon

[@eddiemosier1296]

I’m gonna try to put a food plot in this year

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Eddie Mosier very cool good luck

[@justinshankle3427]

I’m thinking on planting clovers with some turnips in the mix. I hunt in Southern Missouri on the Arkansas state line

[@jonathanneill1232]

Did u ever plant it

[@gannonbeals2344]

What did you use to spread the seed

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Earthway shoulder spreader

[@tedslaughter9533]

When do you fall plant

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

45-60 days before average frost!

[@jamesgibson3557]

Cool partner. Love your videos.

[@droptinejunkies6559]

Another awesome video! 👍🏼

[@4206447]

Do you got a link for the seed

[@1972puertorico]

Thank you for your tip

[@revamurray2626]

What's your brand now

[@jamesgibson3557]

Like your videos but i would like to see the results.

[@jamesgibson3557]

I get that. Maybe I'm not seeing but I don't even see them for you past videos

[@revamurray2626]

What percentage of clover is in the bag

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Reva Murray I don’t remember. I no longer use this

[@flanker0761]

Whitetail obsession outdoors guess it wasn’t too good 😂

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Lol it was good. But when a company changes there product for the worse why use it!

[@Krysis219]

What do you use now?

[@CCGG262]

Do you lime / run ph test?

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Absolutely always a must.

[@CCGG262]

i ran soil test and it was probably at or just above a six so i didnt lime when i planted antler king clover. Im hoping itll take

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

CCGG262 6 should be fine

[@johnramage6651]

Where are you located.

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Maryland

[@arkansasoutdoorsunlimiteda1576]

What video editor do you use?

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Adobe

[@arkansasoutdoorsunlimiteda1576]

Thank you I love your videos and I just started my channel I have 27 subs and I am making my first food plot this weekend and I would love for my channel to be as big as yours.

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

That’s great man. Keep at it and stay consistent. Thank you

[@airbornetrooper2452]

You need to do something about that cough LOL 😂

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Gregory Hampton yeah man it was rough lol

[@michaelrich3552]

just saying youll have better luck with less trees brother .

[@southernfoodcriticsouthtex4578]

Covid 19 cough.....👀 lmao!!

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Oh boy lol

[@mrs.chandler9384]

You are using a disc for a no plow LOL How are you going to get results of it's really a "no til" ?

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Lol! First off no plow is a marketing tactic. You can’t just throw some seed anywhere you have go expose the soil. Besides the back of the bag even says to disc!!! So in reality it’s not that funny...

[@mrs.chandler9384]

I've panted it using a hard toothed rake. It grows pretty well.

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

I also have done that.

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

If you watched the video you have to do something to get to dirt. You can’t just throw it out without doing anything and expect great results. The term no plow confuses people. That was the point of the video!

[@mrs.chandler9384]

My family has 2,800 acres. We have 12 food plot. It would be nice if your videos of planting, were combined with a month after check up instead of having to look for the plot updates in your video list.

[@rjohnson7963]

Roger that. I will send you some pictures of my food plot in VA once it come together. Send me your email

[@pamelahall3287]

With out lime ur wasting time

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Yes