DawgMedic
Senior Member
We came across a bag of Wild Game Sorghum and planted it with our food plot this year in Hancock County... All of our usual items ( IC Peas/Spybeans, etc..) have already been mowed down... the sorghum grew well... stayed relatively short ( 3-4 feet max) and started forming heads about a month ago... I was told that the deer would not eat it until after a frost, when the heads dry out...
I was at the land yesterday.. and the tracks around the food plot looked like someone had run an tractor and an aeriator through the area... i tried to see why they were all there... then i noticed almost all of the seed heads are gone from the sorghum....
Has anyone else had a similar experience? I will be planting more next year.. but will be watching it closer.....
Just curious is my deer are that hungry.. or if it is a good food plot choice... Your thoughts please?!
I was at the land yesterday.. and the tracks around the food plot looked like someone had run an tractor and an aeriator through the area... i tried to see why they were all there... then i noticed almost all of the seed heads are gone from the sorghum....
Has anyone else had a similar experience? I will be planting more next year.. but will be watching it closer.....
Just curious is my deer are that hungry.. or if it is a good food plot choice... Your thoughts please?!