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Re: Solar fence chargers for keeping deer out
[Re: Willyb]
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06/08/16 01:28 PM
06/08/16 01:28 PM
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toddmcgill
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if you have many deer my bet is it gets wiped out shortly after fence removal, but i hope im wrong, i have high density here so it might be diffrent , but i have never found a soybean that could keep up with the deer appetite, it is usually ok for a while but when they turn on them they turn hard, my neighbor has 300 acres in beans, and only gets to harvest about 100 acres of them, ive had better luck with iron and clay peas, seems to have better drought tolerance and browse tolerance, but that plot sure looks good now, and even if they wipe it out quickly thats alot of good nutrition going into them and id keep it up, looks great.
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