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drgildy 09-07-2003 01:11 PM

RE: Do geese eat soybeans?
 
In SD the only time they seem to land in soybean stubble seems to be to loaf. They may eat soybeans occasionally but I raised wild geese for many years and if there were soybeans mixed in with the shelled corn that I fed them in cold weather the soybeans were still there later. They never seemed to eat them.

jlb66 09-10-2003 04:00 PM

RE: Do geese eat soybeans?
 
The only thing you can do is wait until it' s harvested and if there' s bird in there then hunt it but if there' s nothing landing in there don' t even mess with it. Hunt where the birds are.

coolbrze0 09-11-2003 10:12 AM

RE: Do geese eat soybeans?
 

The only thing you can do is wait until it' s harvested and if there' s bird in there then hunt it but if there' s nothing landing in there don' t even mess with it. Hunt where the birds are.
right on, you gotta hunt where the birds want to be.

deerslayer444 09-17-2003 12:17 AM

RE: Do geese eat soybeans?
 
I' ve taken a lot a snows & blues here in N.E. Arkansas on soybean fields. The local crops around here are rice, cotton, soybeans, corn, milo and winter wheat. If you can hunt the field and the geese are not stopping by for you, you may want to decoy them with rags and calling to get them in close enough for some pass shooting.

bearlot 09-17-2003 02:11 PM

RE: Do geese eat soybeans?
 
I thought geese would eat anything !


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