Food Plots Buck oats

easy45

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So the bob oats are just as good cause I've had people tell me that this is one thing that that name brand is actually the best
 

PcDeer

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I planted Buck oats for about two years then tried bob oats and have not swapped back. They are every bit as good in my opinion.
 

TheLBLman

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Jarred525 said:
smstone22 said:
Get the cheaper oats. IMO
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Can't say I can tell ANY difference whatsoever when I've planted Buck Forage and cheap oats side by side. Deer seemed to like both the same. There's probably some quality control and something a little bit better with the Buck Forage, but they're not worth twice the price for me.
 

Hunt 365

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bob oats. The deer don't care and who cares if you get a weed or a corn sprout every couple of hundred square feet. You're not harvesting them
 

bbuck14

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I tried both and only plant Bob Oats now. One problem I had with Buck Forage was the husk seemed to be bigger on it and it would stop up constantly in my Moultrie spreader even on wide open.
 

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