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<blockquote data-quote="BSK" data-source="post: 5396010" data-attributes="member: 17"><p>Unfortunately, I have such limited acreage for plots, and fall-season plots are so critical to attracting and holding deer on our place in a poor acorn year, that every inch of ground is utilized for maximum fall forage, hence whatever is grown in summer is turned under for fall planting. Fall food is far more important to us than summer crops (we continue to see few deer using our property in summer, despite our summer food plot efforts). But I will ABSOLUTELY be using the Wildlife Managers Mix if I decide to plant soybeans again.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BSK, post: 5396010, member: 17"] Unfortunately, I have such limited acreage for plots, and fall-season plots are so critical to attracting and holding deer on our place in a poor acorn year, that every inch of ground is utilized for maximum fall forage, hence whatever is grown in summer is turned under for fall planting. Fall food is far more important to us than summer crops (we continue to see few deer using our property in summer, despite our summer food plot efforts). But I will ABSOLUTELY be using the Wildlife Managers Mix if I decide to plant soybeans again. [/QUOTE]
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