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Forums >> Texas Hunting >> Texas Duck Hunting >> Duck Food

Duck Food

 May 24, 2010 04:31 PM [#1]
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Hey guys I am looking to plant some gooidies to get some ducks to come in. They already come in pretty good in my wooded pond area but I can always use more. Any suggestions on what I should plant. I've plated some different things in the past but I thought I would see some of your opinions. The land does flood at times so It would have to be something that could be flooded and hold on tight!
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RE: Duck Food

 May 26, 2010 12:40 PM [#2]
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Japanese Millet

RE: Duck Food

 May 26, 2010 12:40 PM [#3]
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Might wanna check the laws on that...

RE: Duck Food

 May 26, 2010 04:06 PM [#4]
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Yeah, I've done Millet in the past, The law says it is fine as long as I'm not chopping it down mid season and things like that.

RE: Duck Food

 August 27, 2010 12:17 AM [#5]
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Yeah deffinintly millet.....Jappanese works real well...Foxtail millet is a good choice too...there are three main kinds of millet..get a soil sample and take it to your local biologist and they can help you out as far as seed choice goes

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