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September 09/14/17, 08:18:09 PM Reply #30

Offline deadeye

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Re: Food plot is almost ready...
perhaps if you mowed it high (6-8 inches) it would be ok but it's a little late.  Don't mow it short like you would clover. 
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September 09/15/17, 12:27:33 PM Reply #31

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Re: Food plot is almost ready...
Actually I guess it is a mix of clovers and alfalfa I believe.  It is a deer mixture.  Now that I think about it I think it is more clover.  If I mow it I would use my WD with the brush mower behind it.  It probably leaves it 6" long. If I don't mow it will it still come up next year? 
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September 09/16/17, 08:43:00 PM Reply #32

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Re: Food plot is almost ready...
Yes it will.  However, the deer really like and can digest the young tender growth that is stimulated by cutting.
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September 09/17/17, 08:14:35 AM Reply #33

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Re: Food plot is almost ready...
Thanks...
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