Hunting Washington Forum
Other Hunting => Waterfowl => Topic started by: cougforester on August 23, 2016, 01:09:48 PM
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Due to life, my dad and I have been put behind the 8-ball getting our duck property prepared for waterfowl season. We just finished up getting a nice 3-4 acre piece of land that will be flooded come hunting season prepared for planting. My question is this:
Any good crops to plant that could serve to attract ducks, geese, pheasants and deer that could do anything with a relatively short growing season left? We applied a heavy dose of Round-up to knock down the canary grass growing in the pond then disc-ed it up. My initial plan was to see how much smartweed would naturally regenerate but figured it was worth a shot seeing if there was a quick growing crop we could get in the ground.
Thanks
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Buckwheat?
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In western WA if that makes any difference at an elevation of about 0.5 feet....
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Buckwheat?
:yeah:
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clover might work too.