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LIST OF SEEDS USED FOR WILDLIFE
All types of seeds for game & wildlife feed / seed plots
Seeds for DEER - TURKEY - DOVE - QUAIL - DUCK |
Wildlife enthusiasts
and conservationists are using food plots to attract wildlife,
add supplements, promote more sightings and help improve
the health of the indigenous as well as the migratory wildlife. |
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Before beginning any seeding project visit your local county
extension agent to get an assessment of the soil and habitat
information for your particular area. |
Management
Successful food plot management
is designed to incorporate the maximum use of annual and
perennial food sources. Food plots should provide yearly food,
shelter, reproductive areas, nursery conditions, etc. They
should cover a wide range of uses according to the
species. Read more at
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Each planted food plot should use
nearby water sources and the use of native plants that each
species uses. Native plant species are very beneficial and
you should be careful when introducing new and foreign species
to your locality.
When in doubt, contact your
local
extension
agent as to the suitability of any new species.
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And their adaptability to
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Animal plots are not
much different in the planting and care than human food sources
(vegetable gardens) are. They generally must be cultivated in
some way, seeded whether manually or by machine,
fertilized, weeded if necessary, watered if possible, to achieve
the maximum benefit expected from the food plot. The basic
difference in human and wildlife plantings is that pesticides
and herbicides are used only in extreme cases in wildlife plots.
There may be some plants
that shouldn't be introduced to the area because of their
aggressiveness or unsuitability to the native surroundings.
Don’t be afraid to try something new, but ask first. The
planting of annuals is sometimes safer if you have not planted
food plots before. Annuals die out yearly. Perennials can be
added through the year when you have established exactly the the
extent of wildlife that will use the plots. Remember, you can
actually hurt the food sources available to game in your area if
you introduce an aggressive plant species that chokes out the
native plants.
Anything from flowers, grasses, forage crops, weeds to berry
producing trees and hedges along with grains may be grown to
attract different wildlife to your area. Many plot growers are
learning about the importance of tree planting. Trees that offer
fruit, nuts and acorns, attract all kinds of wildlife with the
advantage of habitat and protection. Check the area that is to
be planted for a nearby water supply. Maybe a small pond or
swamp area can be developed or can be improved upon.
Regional
Wildlife seeds for Southern US Food Plots
Info on various seed mixtures you can plant.
Birds |
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Quail
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Wildlife
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more on how to manage your wildlife lands.
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Wildlifeseeds.com we offer a wide
range of seeds for planting food plots, including many
customized mixes (such as our Natural Game Mix pictured at
right). all created especially for specific game preferences.
Our Wildlife seed products are shipped directly to you for
planting at your convenience. |
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