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School me on hunting over beans
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<blockquote data-quote="Grnwing" data-source="post: 4639128" data-attributes="member: 14910"><p>The deer will not use the field as much after the harvest. You will have some beans left on the ground and maybe some leftover along the field edges that the deer will hit but once soybeans are harvested the field is a wide open area that doesn't offer much for food or cover. If you have beans that won't be harvested, then you could overseed with wheat/oats once the leaves start falling off the plants and have you green crop going into late fall and throughout the winter as well as seeded out grain in the spring that offers another food source/cover.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Grnwing, post: 4639128, member: 14910"] The deer will not use the field as much after the harvest. You will have some beans left on the ground and maybe some leftover along the field edges that the deer will hit but once soybeans are harvested the field is a wide open area that doesn't offer much for food or cover. If you have beans that won't be harvested, then you could overseed with wheat/oats once the leaves start falling off the plants and have you green crop going into late fall and throughout the winter as well as seeded out grain in the spring that offers another food source/cover. [/QUOTE]
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