Does anybody know of something to plant for the winter that would attract doves late season and is also a nitrogen booster?
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Dove Field
- Thread starter Adamjen15
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Peanuts?
Look at the law there is a date you can top sow(half ass plant)wheat and it might attract a few
it has to be acting as planting a food plot like preparing the ground you can’t sow it in a pasture or bush hogged weeds
I didn’t think you could grow peanuts in the winter though?
I’m not sure either. I just remember some late season dove hunts on peanuts…in like December or January.
I was really thinking about planting some winter rye but i don’t know if doves would eat it. I just know I’ve seen a **** ton of doves around here in December and would like to attract at least some of them.
But it was in South Georgia
Maybe a late cornfield that you leave standing and then cut in the winter?
Yeah, unless you have a stand of something to cut, the next best thing is top sowing winter wheat. Foster is correct on the legality part too. It used to be legal. It was pretty much baiting though, so they made some law. Probably one you wouldn’t want to find out about the hard way. We have had some outstanding hunting on top sow wheat. A good while back I guess. I remember when you could shoot ducks, with lead, on the hooch, north of Atlanta. Legally Lol.
