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Anybody ever try the "three sisters" mix in any of their plots?
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<blockquote data-quote="NChunt1" data-source="post: 5564662" data-attributes="member: 20648"><p>We have planted around 10 acres of eagle beans in two different plots for the last two years and it has made a big difference in the number of deer on our property year round even during hunting season. The plots are centralized on the property and I always over seed with winter rye around the first few weeks in oct or when the beans start yellowing. I think with beans you just absolutely have to have enough acreage or it's a waste of money but when you have 5 acres of head tall soybeans the amount of deer forage is unreal. Once the beans advance the deer browse and really take off your good to go.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="NChunt1, post: 5564662, member: 20648"] We have planted around 10 acres of eagle beans in two different plots for the last two years and it has made a big difference in the number of deer on our property year round even during hunting season. The plots are centralized on the property and I always over seed with winter rye around the first few weeks in oct or when the beans start yellowing. I think with beans you just absolutely have to have enough acreage or it's a waste of money but when you have 5 acres of head tall soybeans the amount of deer forage is unreal. Once the beans advance the deer browse and really take off your good to go. [/QUOTE]
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