Food Plots For Ducks: How To Plant Millet For Ducks and Waterfowl
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2016
- How to plant food plots for ducks can be accomplished many ways. In this video on planting millet for ducks, you're going to see more than just the process of how to plant a food plot.
In this video Jason Cruise, producer of Mossberg's Rugged American Hunter series, shows how to plant millet for waterfowl, but more importantly, it is a food plot video for many who are getting into the idea of planting food plots for ducks that do not have a ton of experience doing it.
In this video on planting millet for waterfowl you'll see what it takes leading up to the process of planting food plots, especially planting millet, in terms of what you'll need to plant a food plot, and issues that are commonly a problem in planting millet for ducks and food plots for waterfowl in general. www.mossberg.com - Спорт
We manage wetlands in Louisiana and plant rice and millet often
It looks like you've disked some smartweed
We've learned if you have an abundance of smartweed just mow some strips in it and flood=the best success for ducks
👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿great video guys
And yes a grain drill is a excellent investment
Thanks for doing this, much needed video
Awesome! I'm just starting to dip my tie into the duck hunting pool. This video is perfect for guys just starting out.
Great video. First one I watched on food plots for ducks.
This was a great video! Touched on the major points without getting off tract or trying to turn it into infomercial for a grain company. Thank you for your videos! Only thing I might have mentioned was applying herbicide weeks before hand to knock down native weeds that compete and can choke out millet growth. But other than that spot on! Good luck hunting everybody
Excellent content, thank you sir!
Great and informative video, thanks!
Awesome video. Thank you
Awesome video
I really enjoyed this video over a year ago! So my son and I went ahead and made our own to help show the process. Credit to Mossberg and their info. Let us know what you guys think and please share any more ideas about millet in the comments. Thanks!
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i live on a good sized lake in FL and want to bring in and hold ducks to my back yard " to teach my kids about ducks and duck hunting" . we hunt elsewhere in the area but is millet something I can rake into my bank at the waterline to provide a food source ? or would you recommend something else.. just looking to educate two young girls about the outdoors before i introduce them to bird hunting in a year or two .
thanks for all you do !
Do you need to flood it or just good along edges of swamp
Did you test the soil before you did this??
How do you flood field? Are there levees around it?
Josiah ... we asked Jason Cruise and his response was that they used an irrigation well on single phase power. They used Poly Pipe and ran the water to a drain line that led to the duck hole. No level needed as the hole itself was a natural depression and only needed to be boarded at the culverts.
Is there any problem in doing this in relation to baiting laws?
After you plant it, generally you can flood it and be ok. Not supposed to mow it, disc it or knock it down.
@@clinte9897 Doesn't it have to be an "agricultural crop" to be safe to hunt over when flooded? If you don't plant the millet or harvest the millet as part of normal agricultural activity you may be in trouble, but I am in no way an expert just how i Interpret the federal laws on baiting.
where yall planted the millet does it flood or did you just plant it on the bank?
James ... Jason Cruise mentioned that the millet does flood out from slack water in the duck hole.
Awesome video. Just uploaded part 1 of my custom duck pond. Please stop by and watch
Japanese millit ?
When is a good time to plant it
Rhett Carroll august 10-15 near a rain.
Unless your planning on teal hunting it, might want to consider planting earlier.
I can tell you if you plant millet as thick as this guy does it's WAY too thick. Plant according to the directions. The thicker the plant, te less germination and stunted growth.
Thank you!
we have ducks in bakerhill ? lol
A million degrees and you were a sweaty mess? Odd, I would have though you would have been a flaming mess at a million degrees.
no its only 1 million degrees
I watched a video on UA-cam of a guy unloading dozens of ducklings in a 🌽 field, I Googled (WHY?) and didn't get a clear answer, I am 😕 🤔 by this. If you can find it this is what the video comes up as: beautiful life in the farm/country side/farming @BlackfoxyGarden