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<blockquote data-quote="BSK" data-source="post: 5422316" data-attributes="member: 17"><p>On my place I actually found a very few scattered oaks that had a few mature acorns. I honestly thought all acorns had fallen off during the drought. Now the amount of acorns I found is so low deer will scarf them up the instant they hit the ground, but it is interesting that a few made it through the drought. And all of the trees I found with acorns were around the edges of food plots. Probably due to the better soil and lack of competition with other trees for soil moisture.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BSK, post: 5422316, member: 17"] On my place I actually found a very few scattered oaks that had a few mature acorns. I honestly thought all acorns had fallen off during the drought. Now the amount of acorns I found is so low deer will scarf them up the instant they hit the ground, but it is interesting that a few made it through the drought. And all of the trees I found with acorns were around the edges of food plots. Probably due to the better soil and lack of competition with other trees for soil moisture. [/QUOTE]
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