Where do you buy chufa seed locally?

ArmyMutt

Eight Pointer
I haven't hunted turkey before, but the big tom dropping down from a tree while I was deer hunting got me thinking. I have an area that is about about 1/4 acre of sandy soil with some big pines in and around it. Thought it might be a good place to plant some chufa and see what happens. Where would I look locally - Sanford, Fayetteville, Garner, Raleigh, etc - to find it?
 

Pimpscoe

Eight Pointer
I haven't hunted turkey before, but the big tom dropping down from a tree while I was deer hunting got me thinking. I have an area that is about about 1/4 acre of sandy soil with some big pines in and around it. Thought it might be a good place to plant some chufa and see what happens. Where would I look locally - Sanford, Fayetteville, Garner, Raleigh, etc - to find it?
I couldn’t find it locally. I buy from Hancock Seed. They typically ship for free, and their price is the lowest I have found.
 

Winnie 70

Ten Pointer
Clifton Seed Co. near Fasion has it I believe. I bought some chicory from them last year and they carry all popular food plot seed. Coors Supply in Smithfield has it but when I bought from them it was old seed and would not germinate....got my money back and went to Clifton Seed. Had a better price too. Number 919 267 2690. Google it and get the info.
 

woodmoose

Administrator
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I haven't hunted turkey before, but the big tom dropping down from a tree while I was deer hunting got me thinking. I have an area that is about about 1/4 acre of sandy soil with some big pines in and around it. Thought it might be a good place to plant some chufa and see what happens. Where would I look locally - Sanford, Fayetteville, Garner, Raleigh, etc - to find it?


plant in May,, soil needs to get warmed up,,,

any earlier and folks get suspicious!! kind of like planting a dove field in late August!
 

41magnum

Twelve Pointer
That soil sounds fairly acidic. Make sure that is what Chufa likes and if not, it needs amended.
 
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