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<blockquote data-quote="tree_ghost" data-source="post: 5099751" data-attributes="member: 14521"><p>I've got 6 mineral sites installed and still 9 more to go before June 1 for me. I picked up a place this year that I'm very interested scores about. It's in a historically good area for big bucks however there is NO agriculture within about a mile and a half of my place. I want to plant some plots to specifically target the velvet hunt weekend. Soybeans you can never go wrong with but my tillable ground is probably only 2-3acres in total and I just don't think I can keep them alive until August before the deer completely wipe them out. I guess I could put up electric fencing but man that's a lot of work and money I wasn't planning to spend. Are there any better alternatives to soybeans that would help me to achieve my goal here?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tree_ghost, post: 5099751, member: 14521"] I’ve got 6 mineral sites installed and still 9 more to go before June 1 for me. I picked up a place this year that I’m very interested scores about. It’s in a historically good area for big bucks however there is NO agriculture within about a mile and a half of my place. I want to plant some plots to specifically target the velvet hunt weekend. Soybeans you can never go wrong with but my tillable ground is probably only 2-3acres in total and I just don’t think I can keep them alive until August before the deer completely wipe them out. I guess I could put up electric fencing but man that’s a lot of work and money I wasn’t planning to spend. Are there any better alternatives to soybeans that would help me to achieve my goal here? [/QUOTE]
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