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Guys just cause they have been cut don't quit hunting them

The beans at my house where cut Wednesday, deer have been feeding on
them everyday since Friday, early than I normally see. But here I think it's
due to the lack of acorns, I no-tilled about 3 acres of wheat yesterday morning
mainly to watch the deer. But if the right one of Os2 Bucks shows up that all
could change..... :super:
 
My wife hunted a bean field that was cut 3 days ago yesterday afternoon and saw triple the amount of deer she has seen any other day this season.
 
If there is a good acorn crop in the area I don't see as many deer hitting the bean fields after they've been cut. The best are cut corn fields on a frosty morning during muzzleloader.
 
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landman":1e09amze said:
Guys just cause they have been cut don't quit hunting them

The beans at my house where cut Wednesday, deer have been feeding on
them everyday since Friday, early than I normally see. But here I think it's
due to the lack of acorns, I no-tilled about 3 acres of wheat yesterday morning
mainly to watch the deer. But if the right one of Os2 Bucks shows up that all
could change..... :super:
I like late beans where there's some remnants of the wheat harvest coming up through them to add some green to their "last meal" lol

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