Minnesota Outdoorsman
Hunting Forums => Food Plots - Land/Habitat Management => Topic started by: flowinggardens on March 03/20/12, 09:04:10 PM
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I HUNT AN AREA THAT HAS SOME VERY STEEP RAVINES, IS THERE ANYTHING I CAN DO TO GET GROWTH ON THE STEEP SIDES OF THE RAVIVES, OR MAKE THESE A BEDDING/ SCANTUARY FOR THE DEER, THE PLOTS I AM STARTING WILL BE ON THE TOPS OF THESE AND I WANT TO SEE IF I CAN GET THE DEER TO USE THESE TO APPROACH THE PLOTS INSTEAD OF THROUGH NEIGHBORS "BROWN IS DOWN" PROPERTY? HAVE BEEN READING THE POSTINGS AND I HAVE READ ACOUPLE TIMES THAT RYE GRASS IS NOT THE BEST FOR PLOTS WONDERING IF THIS WOULD WORK ON THE SOUTH FACING HILLSIDES THAT GET ALOT OF SUN, SOIL IS LOOSE AND HAS NO GROWTH JUST SEEMS TO BE SLOWLY ERODING.
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RYE GRAIN