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Chinquapin or Red Oak
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<blockquote data-quote="BSK" data-source="post: 5625889" data-attributes="member: 17"><p>Personally, I favor Red variety oaks over White variety oaks<strong> if the property has an abundance of White variety oaks</strong> (which is commonplace on the Highland Rim, where I do most of my work). I favor Red varieties because they are more important for feeding deer during the winter. White variety oaks are usually more preferred by deer in fall, but their acorns go to root in late fall, after which deer do not like them. Red variety oaks are less preferred in fall, but do not go to root until spring, hence deer feed on them all winter long. They are a critically important winter food source.</p><p></p><p>Chinquapins are in the White family of oaks.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BSK, post: 5625889, member: 17"] Personally, I favor Red variety oaks over White variety oaks[B] if the property has an abundance of White variety oaks[/B] (which is commonplace on the Highland Rim, where I do most of my work). I favor Red varieties because they are more important for feeding deer during the winter. White variety oaks are usually more preferred by deer in fall, but their acorns go to root in late fall, after which deer do not like them. Red variety oaks are less preferred in fall, but do not go to root until spring, hence deer feed on them all winter long. They are a critically important winter food source. Chinquapins are in the White family of oaks. [/QUOTE]
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