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@@kennethwright3786 I have tried that and it works but I typically like the fall planting the best. If you can get your clover coming up in the fall it will have a jump start in the spring and it will crowd out some of your weeds. Best of luck.

@@larryemery9338 Thank you for the feedback!

Not as much as I was. I did film a couple of my pistol hunts this spring but after that I put the cameras down and just went hunting.

No, but might get it going again next year.

Dang, I feel so stupid. You are exactly right, thank you for letting me know. Getting older doesn’t make it any easier.

I appreciate the heads up. I turned it and it’s good to go now. 👍🏻👍🏻

Thank man 👍🏻👍🏻🦃🦃

Yes sir. I was hesitant to try a scope but once I did and gave it an honest try, I would be lost without it now. It helps me to see clear shooting windows if I'm in a thick area and I also like the ability to be able to study the bird a little better before taking the shot. It might not be for everyone, but I absolutely love mine. I have a Nikon Turkey Pro. Thanks

Thank you for watching and glad you enjoyed the video. I purchase my winter wheat at my local Southern States feed store. It’s not a particular brand or certain variety. Hope this helps 👍🏻👍🏻🦃🦃

Thats a great idea, thank you for sharing.

Great

Thank you and best of luck to you.

Thank you, best of luck to you as well 👍🏻👍🏻🦃🦃

I appreciate you watching and glad you enjoyed it. Best of luck to you as well 👍🏻👍🏻🦃🦃

It is doing well but it’s very short. The deer and turkeys have kept it low since it’s pretty much stopped growing. With the longer days and warmer temps it should start coming on strong anytime now.

Got any new pictures

Yes, I’ve had the best luck planting my clover in the fall. You can plant in the spring but you have a lot of weeds to compete with. I would say yes, it is too late to plant now. Your seed probably won’t start growing until the ground starts warming up. Here in Kentucky, clover is not actively growing. Thanks for the questions 👍🏻👍🏻🦃🦃

@@longspur6914 thanks for the reply! Is there anything I can plant that will be a good draw for turkeys THIS spring? I just got this property and I'm trying to do something to help hold 🦃 this season, thx!

What state are you in?

Thank you

No, I’m not sure I have seen that before. Do you?

@@TurkeyHuntingUSA yes I have 4 its a cool mount

Can you send me a picture? I would love to see one.

@@TurkeyHuntingUSA where do I send a picture at

@@mattreynolds792 you can send it to me in a message at my Facebook page, Turkey Hunting USA. facebook.com/profile.php?id=100056338977033

Thank you, and congratulations to your daughter as well.

Thank you very much. I enjoy hunting with my buddies but there’s something special when you get out hunting by yourself. Best of luck to you this season and be safe traveling. 👍🏻👍🏻🦃🦃

Thank you sir. Good luck this season.

Thank you very much.

Thank you

Thank you Larry

I have made new clearings but it takes a lot of work. It really depends on how big the trees are in the area your wanting cleared. Usually the best approach is to use a bull dozer to do the clearing. After that I use a tractor and disk to break the soil and roots on the new ground. Sometimes it can take several seasons to completely remove all the roots and rocks left over. You will also need to do a soil test and most likely add agriculture lime to get the desired PH in your soil. A new plot is a big job but it’s definitely worth it. Hope this helps. 👍🏻👍🏻🦃🦃

If the clover is up, they definitely favor it. It also makes good habitat for grasshoppers and insects so they have a buffet. 👍🏻👍🏻

Thank you, it’s my favorite food plot choice. Typically they will last about 5 years if you take care of them. Yes, starting out you can use round up and then till your ground to prepare it. That’s one of the main reasons I like to plant it in the fall, so the clover can establish while the weeds are not as active. Then in the spring, the clover will choke out most of the weeds. After a clover cycle, I usually let the field rest a year before planting it back. I believe that’s a good rule with any food plot to give them a rest from time to time. I would say that some of the clover will come back if you planted brassicas. I do have some fields that I use to plant clover in and the clover has come back on it’s own. Thanks for the questions and write back anytime. Good luck with your plot. 👍🏻☘️🦃

@@TurkeyHuntingUSA I've never understood the question how long does a clover plot last. If you don't reseed a lawn weeds will take over. Once established I frost seed $15 worth of clover each year and my clover plot has "lasted" for 15+ years.

@@stevoky thank you for sharing, I will have to try this.

Yes

Thank you. Mostly just GoPros.

The turkeys at my farm love clover.

Yup!

Thanks Larry, glad you enjoyed it.

Thank you

Thanks Ron, that was a fun hunt.

Thanks Todd, I love drumming.

Thank you

Thanks bud, good luck this year.

Thanks Larry

Thank you sir

Thank you

A turkey sling or tote would have been nice yo free up my other hand. I’ll have one next time I’m on a bike.

I didn’t know it either for the longest time. They are Rio Grande that were brought in from Texas. 🌋 🦃

Thank you sir

Thank you