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any of that Brassica ( I think its called ) in their food plots ?

Brassica is just a generic botanical term for the mustard family, Brassicacae, of which broccoli, cauliflower, kale, etc. are members. I expect that it's a genetically engineered hybrid that is supposed to have high tolerance to cold and increased nutritional value.

I don't think we have any in our food plots.

Just plant turnips, a lot cheaper, and the deer love them.

Hey 2b what does pontifex maximus mean? You can whack off with either hand.

Rainbow, are you and MoCraig related somehow ?

2b just answer the question please.

RB,

Heck if I know. That showed up after I reached 3000 posts.

Pontifex Maximus: The Chief Priest. Head of the four Orders of Priesthood. A title assumed by emperors.

Oh, for crying out loud.

I thought it meant you were under 5' 6". Napoleon was an Emporer too.

at DMR

2B, NO!

A serious answer to a serious question. I will do all my non hunting and non killing over a big Wal-Mart bought corn pile this year Makes no difference since I don't hunt and just talk about it on the internet

I planted 10 pounds of the Biologic "Green patch plus," which is 1/3 brassica, with oats & clovers on Tuesday.
The Deer Greens Supreme (Turnips, rape and wheat) have a week head start, and look good. I'll have to go back this Friday and water since the Rain has all dried up, and record temps are expected. Shooting lanes are also on the list.

It sure is nice to have some greens when everything turns brown.

Yeah on the back end. If you look close there is a MoCraig on the other.

Douchet.