Outfitter's Choice Foodplot Seed

Re: Outfitter's Choice Foodplot Seed

feeds@kickapps.com (pso058) — Mon, 27 Apr 2009 08:32:40 PST

Troy,
Do you know where Select can be purchased?

Re: Outfitter's Choice Foodplot Seed

feeds@kickapps.com (Troy9) — Sun, 26 Apr 2009 18:06:21 PST

Arrest will work but SELECT is better.

Here is some info on SELECT

A broad spectrum grass herbicide, Select provides superior performance on nearly every grassy weed in almost every broadleaf crop. Select, marketed by Valent U.S.A. Corp., has the power to control tough annual and perennial grasses at heights equal to or greater than competing herbicides. Valent product development manager John Pawlak said Select provides the broadest spectrum of control available on the market.
"There are no holes with Select," he said. "Select is the least antagonistic grass herbicide to postemergence broadleaf herbicides, and when it is tank-mixed with a broadleaf herbicide, Select is nearly unstoppable."

Re: Outfitter's Choice Foodplot Seed

feeds@kickapps.com (pso058) — Sun, 26 Apr 2009 16:08:13 PST

Troy,
What kind of herbicide is recommended for the Outfitters Choice. Is the Whitetail Institutes Arrest safe to use?
Thanks,
Wes

Re: Outfitter's Choice Foodplot Seed

feeds@kickapps.com (Troy9) — Mon, 20 Apr 2009 20:48:42 PST

Tommy

For your 2 acres plot I would put down at least 6 bags of 6-24-24. The first number (6) is low in nitrogen because the clover etc already produces it own nitrogen. That ratio has alot of Pot ash and will make your plants more pallatable. You could even go with 8 bags and be fine. This will make a BIG difference in making a full healthy plot and you can spread the same time you put out your seed.

Re: Outfitter's Choice Foodplot Seed

feeds@kickapps.com (tommym21) — Mon, 20 Apr 2009 17:11:26 PST

I was able to locate 6-24-24 in Bear Lake, which is about 30 minutes from TC. They were only offering it in 50lbs bags.. pso058, where exactly are you planting? I am planting in Manistee county which is some what close to Traverse. I wonder if they would offer it to us in bulk if we could make it worth their while. Let me know if you are interested in this.

Feel free to call me or email me.

231.690.3861
tommym21@hotmail.com

Re: Outfitter's Choice Foodplot Seed

feeds@kickapps.com (Troy9) — Mon, 20 Apr 2009 16:36:55 PST

6-24-24 will work perfect. I know you can get it in Bay City, Standish, East Tawas and in Caro.

Re: Outfitter's Choice Foodplot Seed

feeds@kickapps.com (pso058) — Mon, 20 Apr 2009 15:24:36 PST

I can't find 0-24-24 either. The closest I found was in 6-24-24 in Bay City.
Does anyone know of a place in Grand Traverse county that might sell bulk fertilizer?

Re: Outfitter's Choice Foodplot Seed

feeds@kickapps.com (tommym21) — Mon, 20 Apr 2009 10:10:23 PST

I just purchased a 25lb bag of Outfitters Choice. (Thanks Troy) I also have pretty poor soil with a pH between 5.5 and 6.0. My question is, where can I buy this 0-24-24 fertilizer? I have looked online and called all over the place and nobody seems to have it. Also, how much of it will I need for a 2 acre plot with my pH where it is? I am going to lime the plot but I don't think it's going to boost the pH before I need to get this stuff in the ground.

Troy, I know you told me how much before but it has slipped my mind. Also, I am going to get to plant the seed after all!

Re: Outfitter's Choice Foodplot Seed

feeds@kickapps.com (unhunter2323) — Mon, 06 Apr 2009 21:33:36 PST

Great Pic's. 4 years is worth the Price!

Re: Outfitter's Choice Foodplot Seed

feeds@kickapps.com (gbtrooper) — Mon, 06 Apr 2009 21:16:08 PST

For all you people out there that are on the fence about this Outfitter's Choice stuff, I have a few pictures for you. I took these pictures on my farm in NC this weekend, 4/4/09. That's my daughter sitting in the Spring Blend. Our soil is terrible here. We applied a ton of fertilizer per acre and fertilized with a 100 pounds of 4-26-26 in February. The plots speak for themselves. The deer and turkeys are hammering the Spring Blend. I had tracks on top of tracks, stems and droppings all over these plots. The Jumbo Ladino was as big as the palm of my hand. There should be no question now about how good this stuff works. If we can grow it, you can grow it!

Re: Outfitter's Choice Foodplot Seed

feeds@kickapps.com (unhunter2323) — Sun, 05 Apr 2009 19:25:28 PST

With all the product's on the Market look at this First and then compare. You will see the Difference.Then do your shopping for your food plot's. This type of seed is the perfect blend for Michigan's Soil..Deer love it.

Outfitter's Choice Foodplot Seed

feeds@kickapps.com (Troy9) — Sun, 05 Apr 2009 16:09:04 PST

This is what I will be planting in 1 of my plots this spring. The other 2 plots are on there 3rd and 4th year and are still doing GREAT! I am saving 2 other plots for the fall so I can plant the Outfitter's choice Fall blend which consist of Appin turnips, Buck Foreage Oats & Tritacale. I will have a seperate post on the Fall Blend with more Details. But Below is what you want to plant right now into early summer. Here is some info and mail me anytime at moabtroy9@hotmail.com for any questions.

30% Kopu II

Kopu II was selected for high stolen density, persistence under grazing, high yield, and excellent season long growth. Kopu II has a crude protein of over 30% and out performs all other clovers on the market.

60% Jumbo Ladino

Jumbo Ladino grows faster and is more vigorous than other white clovers. Jumbo is characterized by its...