bigtim6656

i have always been a fan of corn for food and to draw them in

i am hunting off of a soybean field that as of last week was still real green i think because it is in the middle of woods

i thought about putting out some corn to draw them in and get them to hold where i wont them

will this work if i am 50 yards from the soybean field and will it change when it is cut which should be some time around opening day oct 1 give your take some time

every where else around here there already cutting both corn and beans but this field is for some reason still green and uncut i think mayber since it is in the woods and on good flood plain soil

bigtim6656

can some one give me a answer please

mathews outback

i would just hunt bean field the way it is,they will really be on it when season comes in,i live and hunt indiana and i hunt a particular beanfield that there is deer in everynight for the first 2-3 weeks of bow season

bigtim6656

thank you for the help would you put out corn after the field is harvested later in the season say later oct to nov

outdooraholic

all you can do is try - whats the worst that can happen, they dont eat it, and you have exactly what you started with.

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bigtim6656

how should i put it out and how much to advoid them going nucturnal

dragonslayer1

Don't know what it's like where you hunt, but here in North Florida the deer will walk through knee deep beans to get to the corn. The one good thing about feeding the deer beans is that the bears don't really like them. They cost twice as much but the bears will eat 90 per cent of your corn and none of your beans so you still come out.

bigtim6656

no bears here

walters444hunt

hit the beans early and then hit the corn