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BAITING or NOT BAITING?
This is an information blog only. Is planting and flooding a crop field baiting or not baiting? Seems there is alot of confusion on this so I asked the USFW Headquarters in Virginia for some clarrification. Click here for more info.
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Waterfowl Food - MOIST SOILS MANAGEMENT
Moist Soils Management... Attract and hold more ducks to our areas and favorite hunting spots. Moist Soils Management is the technique of using low depressional or flat slope areas to flood crops for waterfowl food sources and attractions.
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Waterfowl Food - STAR DUCKWEED
Both divers and dabblers love Star Duckweed and is the most preferred duckweed by waterfowl. SECURE EARLY as we harvest from the wild and there are limited amounts. Individuals of star duckweed are called fronds. Each frond consists of a small, green, floating body with a single root that extends into the water from the undersurface, but is not rooted to the soil. They do best in full sun and in nutrient rich water. Under those conditions they can grow rapidly, reproducing not by seeds, but by simple division of a frond to produce a new "daughter" frond. The developing daughter fronds remain attached to the "mother" frond for a short time as shown above, but eventually break apart. FREE SHIPPING! (USA only) ** There are NO guarantees with aquatic products as there are many variables...water quality, water chemistry, substrate, fish, predation, etc. We do guarantee the quality of our products, but have no control over your site conditions.
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Waterfowl Food - WIDGEON GRASS
The most important food source for waterfowl along coastal waters...found in fresh water to slightly brackish waters to more salty waters (up to 10 ppt). All parts of this plant are edible to ducks. Widgeon Grass can be propogated by spreading the plant material throughout the area you want to establish Widgeon Grass and it will propogate from the roots and stems. It does not have to be seeded or put into the soil. Requires sunlight. Spread in 12-36 inches of water depth. Recommended rate - 100 lbs per acre
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Waterfowl Food - WILD RICE
WILD RICE Ducks love the abundant seeds! Prefers 12 to 36 inch water depths and mucky soils. Rate: 25 - 50 lbs. per acre * Plant enough to give it a good chance to take "FALL RICE" is delivered in September thru November until ice-over. "SPRING RICE" is delivered in April thru May after ice out. SECURE EARLY as we harvest from the wild and there are limited amounts. FREE SHIPPING ON 10LB BAGS! ** IMPORTANT...Each year we have a limited inventory. We will fill orders by first come first serve. Any orders not filled at that time will have the option of a refund or lock in for the fall harvest. If you are interested in rice, I would recommend getting your order in as soon as possible to have a better chance of getting some. ** Currently we have a good supply of wild rice and very good quality. ** There are NO guarantees with aquatic products as there are many variables...water quality, water chemistry, substrate, fish, predation, etc. We do guarantee the quality of our products, but have no control over your site conditions.
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Waterfowl Food - SAGO PONDWEED
SAGO PONDWEED Ducks love the Sago nutlets! This is one of my favorite waterfowl and duck food plots. Easy to plant and one of the more successful waterfowl food sources. SECURE EARLY as we harvest from the wild and there are limited amounts. Prefers 12 to 36 inch water depths, variable soils from sandy to mucky. Rate - 3 lbs. or 1,000 tubers per acre FREE SHIPPING! (USA) ** There are NO guarantees with aquatic products as there are many variables...water quality, water chemistry, substrate, fish, predation, etc. We do guarantee the quality of our products, but have no control over your site conditions.
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Waterfowl Food - WATER CELERY (EEL GRASS)
WATER CELERY (Eel Grass) Ducks love the buds! Prefered by larger diving ducks, Water Celery is a great addition to the waterfowl duck food plot options. SECURE EARLY as we harvest from the wild and there are limited amounts. Prefers 3 to 9 feet of water with medium to sandy soils. Rate - 3 lbs. or 1,000 buds per acre FREE SHIPPING! (USA) ** There are NO guarantees with aquatic products as there are many variables...water quality, water chemistry, substrate, fish, predation, etc. We do guarantee the quality of our products, but have no control over your site conditions.
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Waterfowl Food - PAPER BAGS - for Sago / Celery
Small paper bags for planting Sago and Celery. 250 / bundle option 500 / bundle option Order by the bundle Click for additional information and ordering
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Waterfowl Food - FRESHWATER SHRIMP (scuds, gammarus)
We are pleased to provide you with one of the best duck food sources for waterfowl food plots... Freshwater Shrimp, Scuds, Amphipods, Sideswimmers, Gammarus 20 to 40 thousand shrimp in a gallon! ** There are NO guarantees with aquatic products as there are many variables...water quality, water chemistry, substrate, fish, predation, etc. We do guarantee the quality of our products, but have no control over your site conditions.
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Waterfowl Food - MALLARD MILLET
FREE SHIPPING! (USA) DUCK FOOD PLOTS FOOD PLOT SEED "Mallard Millet" is a great millet to plant for waterfowl! Plant seed annually onto mudflats, damp soils or floodable areas produces desirable seeds for waterfowl.
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Waterfowl Food - BARNYARD GRASS (Wild Millet)
BARNYARD GRASS (Wild Millet) A waterfowl favorite food source!! Barnyard grass is an annual that propogates from seed and grows in clumps in damp soils to shallow water. Outyields millet by 30-50 percent and produces over 2,000 pounds of seed per acre with no fertilizer. The forage has a strong stalk, short maturity and can re-seed itself the following year and come up to a complete stand if sufficient seed is still in the soil. Maturity is usually around 60-90 days depending on soils and growing days. Plan for seedind dates 60-90 days prior to when you want your seed to harden up and be avialble for use. Broadcast or drill seed 1/4 inch deep. Full seeding rate - 100 lbs./acre
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Waterfowl Food - PENNSYLVANIA SMARTWEED
WATERFOWL FOOD PLOTS / DUCK FOOD SMARTWEED Perennial native that waterfowl love. Easy to establish and comes back with disturbance of the soil. Native all across the US. Rate: 15 to 20 lbs. per acre if broadcast FREE SHIPPING
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Waterfowl Food - CANAMAIZE - Short Dwarf Early Corn
Short Dwarf early corn variety growing 4-5' tall and produces a 6" long ear about 1' off the ground. Matures in 65-70 days! Small flat to slightly round grain seed easy to plant or broadcast. Plant 10 to 15 pounds per acre or broadcast 20 to 24 lbs. per acre. RoundUp Ready Canamaize is a Monsanto product and requires a Grower License. Call 1-800-ROUNDUP (800-768-6387 option 3) to obtain your Grower License or go to the following link... http://www.canamaizeus.com/2010-Monsanto_Tech_Agreement.pdf
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