We also plant dozens of small food plots that might range anywhere from one-half acre to an acre or two. Sometimes, I�ll doze out a good spot in the timber, or I�ll use a small field or opening in the woods that was already there. �These small food plots are our killing plots, and I put them in specifically to hunt over. You�ll almost always find them in the interior of the property, well away from any roads.
Clover is always a mainstay for us. In our small food plots � which are an acre or two, or even as small as one-half acre or one-quarter acre � we usually put in clover, or a turnip and rape mixture.
In the same article, these "fields" get smaller and smaller. I wonder how big these patches of "Crush Clover" really are.
http://mathewsinc.com/34672/lee-and-tiffany-lakoskys-field-of-dreams/ Yeah, they are "salt of the earth"
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