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<blockquote data-quote="Deer Slayer" data-source="post: 1535158" data-attributes="member: 8855"><p>The black eyed peas are in and I will pick them up next week. I am curious to see how quick the deer will accept them. I believe the cost will be about $12.95/50# bag which is a wee bit higher than corn BUT a whole lot better.Protein is supposed to be around 22% so you can feed half as much as corn and still provide better forage than corn.</p><p></p><p>The soybeans are coming up with every day that I irigate. It is funny in that each spot that I irrigate the deer paw around in it after dark. I expect the field had a couple inches of rain so the beans should be jumping out of the ground by Sunday. </p><p></p><p> The deer have nipped a few leaves off the new sproats. I am looking forward to seeing the fresh crop of fawns feeding on the beans this summer.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Deer Slayer, post: 1535158, member: 8855"] The black eyed peas are in and I will pick them up next week. I am curious to see how quick the deer will accept them. I believe the cost will be about $12.95/50# bag which is a wee bit higher than corn BUT a whole lot better.Protein is supposed to be around 22% so you can feed half as much as corn and still provide better forage than corn. The soybeans are coming up with every day that I irigate. It is funny in that each spot that I irrigate the deer paw around in it after dark. I expect the field had a couple inches of rain so the beans should be jumping out of the ground by Sunday. The deer have nipped a few leaves off the new sproats. I am looking forward to seeing the fresh crop of fawns feeding on the beans this summer. [/QUOTE]
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