HOW TO 10X THE FOOD IN YOUR FOOD PLOTS

[@earldeen9943]

Hi Wes; this is awesome information. Looking to make my first food plot this year. Hearing isn’t too good. Could you write out the names of the burn turnips for me please? Also, I think you said 4 pounds frosty Bernstein clover 2 pounds purple top clover 2 pounds burn head turnips, and 10 pounds of Kentucky pride crimson cloverand Valencia Clover. Thank you very much. Watched all your videos have learned a tremendous amount thank you brother.

[@DIYfoodplotpro]

Barnkant turnips, purple top turnips, frosty berseem clover, balansa clover for wetter areas and crimson. Thanks for watching

[@earldeen9943]

@@DIYfoodplotpro thank you very much Wes. Your information has me started in the right direction. I also subscribed to your channel. You are very thorough in explaining what to do. I hope to get my seed in the ground very quickly. I have a little work to do until then, but your information has been invaluable. I like your straightforward explanation of when and what to do. It has been a real joy watching your videos. Thank you very much.

[@TNTfiredawg]

could you share the outfitter you assist in kentucky, I am looking to go on a deer hunt in Ky but no trophy fee’s or high fence, thanks in advance

[@DIYfoodplotpro]

Yes sir. Clark’s River Whitetails is the name but I am completely booked full for the 2024 season.

[@earthangelmushrooms2118]

Where's that kale at, Wes? I'm trialing about 4 acres of kale this year mixed with crimson and radish.

[@DIYfoodplotpro]

I didn’t put any in this year….but we ended up not getting any rain ought of that spell, so I may end up replanting all of these plots!

[@Mark-oq5pf]

Great information Wes! I'll be planting a 1/4 acre in my cornfield today that the corn didn't do anything. Get some rest, you sound rough! Take care and thanks.

[@DIYfoodplotpro]

Thanks buddy! Gonna try to rest up and hopefully get back to food plots and videos next week! Thanks for watching

[@stevegermain1222]

Great info as always your sounding a little bit rough Hope you feel better soon

[@DIYfoodplotpro]

Thank you Steve! Feeling some better already! Thanks for watching and good luck with the plots!

[@janitorialguy4436]

Thanks Wes, I hope you got your rain. I’m not sure I got enough, I planted Wednesday and the rain has been very spotty, maybe planting again real soon.

[@DIYfoodplotpro]

This plot might have gotten enough, believe it got right at 1/2” but most of my plots got zero. Gonna be similar to last year it looks like….tough to get fall plots going.

[@troybrake5686]

I got some decent rain here in Menifee Co, still not what i was wanting but i believe it will do the trick! I seen the brassica mix seeds are already popped open! Best of luck Wes!

[@DIYfoodplotpro]

Great news! We missed most of the rains on the plots and are now facing zero rain chances in the 10 day forwcast

[@Richhatfield9568]

Thanks Wes.... Good stuff! ...great good plots! ..If u ever need any help with food plots in fall or spring please let me know,would love to help u out and at no charge ,Serious ! Take care good luck

[@DIYfoodplotpro]

Thank you! I really appreciate that! Thanks for watching and good luck with the plots

[@steved5023]

When I was a kid, we lived in a rural area. The neighbor had a few cows. She grew corn every year. She had a shredder that chopped up the stocks and ears. She would cut the stocks and stack them. This would keep the corn well into winter. The cows loved the shredded stacks and corn. So I don’t see why deer wouldn’t eat it also

[@DIYfoodplotpro]

Good point! Deer definitely love it where I’m at. Thanks for watching and good luck with the plots

[@tripleh8979]

I like it. Good solid plan. Nice looking bean plot can't believe they don't destroy that.

[@DIYfoodplotpro]

@@tripleh8979 thank you sir! They do eat soybeans pretty hard but they have really taken a major liking to corn the last 4-5 years. That hit the soybeans early then seem to switch to corn until it starts drying down, then switch back to soybeans. Thanks for watching

[@rfb7117]

Wes....great plan. I believe you need to plant ANY bare spots with ANYTHING, otherwise it is a completely wasted area. We generally double plant soybeans by broadcasting radishes in when the leaves brown out. All of our food plots other than beans and corn are planted as mixed blends. And yes the deer eat all parts of the corn, we just don't notice it visually as much as the beans. Thanks as always for sharing.....Bob

[@DIYfoodplotpro]

Thanks Bob! Completely agree, no sense in wasting a big area when we could be feeding whitetails! Thanks for watching

[@royguidry1311]

What a boss, out there planting plots and banging out videos with Covid.

[@DIYfoodplotpro]

Hahahaha that’s not that far from the truth!!! I thought it was just a cold but it took forever to shake! Thanks for watching

[@bucksniper65]

My goodness look at that browse line on the edge of your woods! Looks like you have way to many deer for the carrying capacity of your woods. No wonder they are eating so much corn,there isn't enough natural food to feed as many deer as it looks like you have! How many deer are there in your area per sg mile?

[@DIYfoodplotpro]

Yeah when I say In my videos we are in extreme high deer density areas I mean it….very very challenging to get ahead of them.

[@JaysClubHouse]

You should stop repeating your background every episode, let your videos speak for themselves

[@DIYfoodplotpro]

Jay thanks for the advice. When I’m on KZbin or any other information based website, I’m constantly looking for information from someone who legit knows the subject matter like the back of their hand. So the reason I have started sharing about my background, is I want folks to know that they can believe what I’m saying and that my background proves that. I’m certainly not trying to brag, we are all specialists in something, food plotting and farming just happen to be mine. Thanks for watching and good luck with the plots