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<blockquote data-quote="Deer Slayer" data-source="post: 2907030" data-attributes="member: 8855"><p>My oats are up and developing rapidly. My alfalfa,clover, chickory and plantain have started to germinate too. My fields are holding 2X the deer this year over last year at the same time. The only difference is that the fields have been remediated for the last couple years and the deer can tell the difference. Others on this forum that have been working with me are seeing the same thing on their plots. More deer and their plots are getting eaten into the ground. One member who has been working with me for a couple of years now, told me tonight, that last year he remediated 2 of his fields and the deer ate the dickens out of those fields. The other 2 plots he fertilized with conventional pelleted fertilizer and the deer did not use them as much. When he told me that I just smiled and said " your learning, the old man didn't lie, did he"? He laughed and said "No". We will be remediating all of his plots this year to increase the quality of the forage which will be detected by the animals using it. These products are cheaper than pelleted fertilizers for the multiple benefits that they provide and the deer can tell. They go to the highest quality forage that they can find. One of the benefits is that the forage helps settle their stomachs. The deer and the operator are the only ones that know the difference...... and that is the way it should be.<img src="/images/smilies/new/clap3.gif" class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":clap3:" title="Clap3 :clap3:" data-shortname=":clap3:" /></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Deer Slayer, post: 2907030, member: 8855"] My oats are up and developing rapidly. My alfalfa,clover, chickory and plantain have started to germinate too. My fields are holding 2X the deer this year over last year at the same time. The only difference is that the fields have been remediated for the last couple years and the deer can tell the difference. Others on this forum that have been working with me are seeing the same thing on their plots. More deer and their plots are getting eaten into the ground. One member who has been working with me for a couple of years now, told me tonight, that last year he remediated 2 of his fields and the deer ate the dickens out of those fields. The other 2 plots he fertilized with conventional pelleted fertilizer and the deer did not use them as much. When he told me that I just smiled and said " your learning, the old man didn't lie, did he"? He laughed and said "No". We will be remediating all of his plots this year to increase the quality of the forage which will be detected by the animals using it. These products are cheaper than pelleted fertilizers for the multiple benefits that they provide and the deer can tell. They go to the highest quality forage that they can find. One of the benefits is that the forage helps settle their stomachs. The deer and the operator are the only ones that know the difference...... and that is the way it should be.:clap3: [/QUOTE]
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