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<blockquote data-quote="Deer Slayer" data-source="post: 2858209" data-attributes="member: 8855"><p>I concur with Okie. I have planted cow peas in April and they have done well, likewise in May and June. Without protection, I expect the deer will wipe out the soybeans before Fall. I have put up an electric fence around my cowpeas to keep the deer out while the peas grew tall. The double fence was 3 feet apart. I was assured that this would keep the deer out. It worked for awhile. When the peas were tall enough to sustain grazing I turned off the electric and lowered the fences to allow the deer an opportunity to feed. It did not take long before the plants were browsed down and I had to raise the fences again. The deer were persistent and braved the double fence and electrical shock. They finally wiped out the peas.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Deer Slayer, post: 2858209, member: 8855"] I concur with Okie. I have planted cow peas in April and they have done well, likewise in May and June. Without protection, I expect the deer will wipe out the soybeans before Fall. I have put up an electric fence around my cowpeas to keep the deer out while the peas grew tall. The double fence was 3 feet apart. I was assured that this would keep the deer out. It worked for awhile. When the peas were tall enough to sustain grazing I turned off the electric and lowered the fences to allow the deer an opportunity to feed. It did not take long before the plants were browsed down and I had to raise the fences again. The deer were persistent and braved the double fence and electrical shock. They finally wiped out the peas. [/QUOTE]
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