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The 2020 antler conundrum
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<blockquote data-quote="JCDEERMAN" data-source="post: 4998072" data-attributes="member: 5787"><p>A lot of very valuable information in this thread. I'm a huge fan of improving the habitat and wish more people were as thrilled about it as I am. We have done several timber operations on our property over the years. Fixing to start another big one in a few weeks. Hoping to do a lot of burning this spring - just need the weather to cooperate. I believe that's one of the reasons we have been able to grow the bucks we have in an area that is nothing but rolling hills and hollows of hardwoods, with absolutely no agriculture for miles around us. When we planted soybeans this spring, that was the first time our deer had ever even come close to smelling a soybean. Hoping to have 3 times the acreage of beans this summer with a lot of fresh natural grasses and forbs from burns. This should lead us to our goal of having much healthier does, and not far behind, much healthier and good-looking bucks.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JCDEERMAN, post: 4998072, member: 5787"] A lot of very valuable information in this thread. I'm a huge fan of improving the habitat and wish more people were as thrilled about it as I am. We have done several timber operations on our property over the years. Fixing to start another big one in a few weeks. Hoping to do a lot of burning this spring - just need the weather to cooperate. I believe that's one of the reasons we have been able to grow the bucks we have in an area that is nothing but rolling hills and hollows of hardwoods, with absolutely no agriculture for miles around us. When we planted soybeans this spring, that was the first time our deer had ever even come close to smelling a soybean. Hoping to have 3 times the acreage of beans this summer with a lot of fresh natural grasses and forbs from burns. This should lead us to our goal of having much healthier does, and not far behind, much healthier and good-looking bucks. [/QUOTE]
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