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<blockquote data-quote="Deer Slayer" data-source="post: 1821669" data-attributes="member: 8855"><p>Yesterday was a grand day!! I pulled into my property in OKC to be greeted by one of my Does and her little speckled butt. They trotted off and I continued driving in. I veered into a back pasture to find another doe with a speckled butt nursing her. The little fella just would not let go, it was hungry. I drove within 30 yards before she told junior that it was time to go.<img src="/images/smilies/yelclap.gif" class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":yelclap:" title="Yelclap :yelclap:" data-shortname=":yelclap:" /> The does have found my iron and clay cowpeas and are enjoying the groceries. I will have to spray the peas with Chlothedum to kill the grass which is overgrowing them. My "Gamekeeper" soybeans did not come up very well and I will replant them this week. I have ongoing food plot tests this year with the soil amendment products that I use in my business. The products are producing impressive results. You can follow what I have been able to do with wheat and bermuda in the September 2012 issue of Oklahoma Farmer Stockman Magazine. We are finishing up the story now. June 2012 issue has a story on what I am able to do to save ponds from summer fish kills. I produced protein levels in winter wheat, triticale and forage oats in excess of 31% this past winter. The normal protein level is around 22%. The deer could not keep the forage eaten down. The protein level rose by 26% in 2.5 weeks after spraying with the amendments. These were across the board increases on 4 plots. One plot that contained an experimental planting from the Whittail Institute of N.A rose to 32.8% protein. Incredible.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Deer Slayer, post: 1821669, member: 8855"] Yesterday was a grand day!! I pulled into my property in OKC to be greeted by one of my Does and her little speckled butt. They trotted off and I continued driving in. I veered into a back pasture to find another doe with a speckled butt nursing her. The little fella just would not let go, it was hungry. I drove within 30 yards before she told junior that it was time to go.:yelclap: The does have found my iron and clay cowpeas and are enjoying the groceries. I will have to spray the peas with Chlothedum to kill the grass which is overgrowing them. My "Gamekeeper" soybeans did not come up very well and I will replant them this week. I have ongoing food plot tests this year with the soil amendment products that I use in my business. The products are producing impressive results. You can follow what I have been able to do with wheat and bermuda in the September 2012 issue of Oklahoma Farmer Stockman Magazine. We are finishing up the story now. June 2012 issue has a story on what I am able to do to save ponds from summer fish kills. I produced protein levels in winter wheat, triticale and forage oats in excess of 31% this past winter. The normal protein level is around 22%. The deer could not keep the forage eaten down. The protein level rose by 26% in 2.5 weeks after spraying with the amendments. These were across the board increases on 4 plots. One plot that contained an experimental planting from the Whittail Institute of N.A rose to 32.8% protein. Incredible. [/QUOTE]
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