☘️Spring Throw & Grow Food Plot: Killer Combo of No BS and Comeback Kid from Domain Outdoor

[@trophyhunter8615]

Glad to see you back at it! Cant wait to see the process

[@mountainbuck]

Hey Trophy Hunter!!! Thanks so much for your support as always! 💪🏻

[@MoldingLegends]

Good luck! Always love the videos!

[@mountainbuck]

Thanks so much! I appreciate it! 💪🏻

[@anthonyg6924]

Yes. I'd really like you to keep tabs on it, I'm interested to see it in the future periodically.👍🏻

[@mountainbuck]

Will do. Thanks for watching 👍🏻

[@brandonyoung7760]

Glad to see you changed brands. Yeah I hadn't seen your newer videos yet. Good deal.

[@mountainbuck]

Thanks for watching 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@northernferrycustomization]

I just put the same blend in this weekend in northern Michigan.

[@mountainbuck]

Nice! Good luck and let me know how you make out. 💪🏻

[@northernferrycustomization]

@mountainbuck put it down on the 5th, it is now the 20th and there is clover everywhere.

[@mountainbuck]

Awesome!!! Thanks for the update👍🏻☘️☘️

[@jwoyshnar]

It's funny I was just thinking this morning you were due for a food plot video then 2 hours later I got the notification...😂 😂

[@mountainbuck]

Haha nice! Yep, time to get working! Thanks for watching 💪🏻

[@Summit900]

I've been watching homesteading videos, specifically regarding pasture pigs. Pasture pigs are grazing pigs and just need some supplemental feed to cover the missing vitamins and minerals. That brought a thought about, how well these will do for pasture pigs. Now I don't expect you to actually do this experiment, but it was just an interesting idea.

[@mountainbuck]

That is interesting. The food plot would most likely need to stand up to intense grazing in that scenario. I’m not really sure how pasture pigs consume crops 🤔

[@jeremysingfield8215]

Nice job man, how is that stuff on graze pressure?

[@mountainbuck]

Thank you! I had deer crushing a small No BS plot and it held up really well considering how small it was! Thanks for watching 👍🏻

[@travissmith-wz5nc]

But it on heavy. Wait til August and add more no bs then mow very high. Just did this same thing 3 weeks ago

[@mountainbuck]

I might just do that. I’ll definitely be planting in August this year. Thanks for watching 👍🏻

[@travissmith-wz5nc]

@@mountainbuck well the oats well go to seed and shade clover to keep it from drying out. A lod timer pits in red clover rye and radish every being August and doesn't touch it to the next August. Lightly disc it the following August and never fertilizers it.