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<blockquote data-quote="Bowhunter" data-source="post: 1654607" data-attributes="member: 1601"><p>I've dealt with cattle all season on a new lease of mine. I've had a ton of fence torn down. The trick i've found is the fence must be 4 strands, very tight and a t-post ever 8 ft. Seems a little to late for you to do anything now. If I was you, I would start spreading corn in the area you will hunt the hardest. 1 bag can go a long ways. Cattle cant eat the stuff spread out, they are misssing a mandible in their mouth to pick up small things such as corn. My plan is to spread about 500 lbs. 2 days before rifle. Good luck in what ever you decide to do.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bowhunter, post: 1654607, member: 1601"] I've dealt with cattle all season on a new lease of mine. I've had a ton of fence torn down. The trick i've found is the fence must be 4 strands, very tight and a t-post ever 8 ft. Seems a little to late for you to do anything now. If I was you, I would start spreading corn in the area you will hunt the hardest. 1 bag can go a long ways. Cattle cant eat the stuff spread out, they are misssing a mandible in their mouth to pick up small things such as corn. My plan is to spread about 500 lbs. 2 days before rifle. Good luck in what ever you decide to do. [/QUOTE]
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