Antler King Honey Hole (pics)
09-26-2008 | 06:06 PM
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Fork Horn
Joined: Oct 2006
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From: Hastings,MN
RE: Antler King Honey Hole (pics)
Thanks guys. I tried the same stuff last year but I also put down way to much oats and it never really grew,except for the oats. I did put some tecomate oats along the edge this year. But I am extremely pleased with the way it came up this year. I sure hope the deer enjoy it once we get a frost.
My Uncle planted the corn you can see in the picture, and on the other side of the corn we have a bunch of soy beans. The deer will be able to have a little bit of everything this winter.
Good luck to everyone this season.
My Uncle planted the corn you can see in the picture, and on the other side of the corn we have a bunch of soy beans. The deer will be able to have a little bit of everything this winter.
Good luck to everyone this season.
. Where I hunt there are no open fields only dense woods!
09-29-2008 | 02:57 PM
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Nontypical Buck
Joined: Dec 2007
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From: Darrtown, OH
RE: Antler King Honey Hole (pics)
ORIGINAL: crabclaw
Thanks guys. I tried the same stuff last year but I also put down way to much oats and it never really grew,except for the oats. I did put some tecomate oats along the edge this year. But I am extremely pleased with the way it came up this year. I sure hope the deer enjoy it once we get a frost.
My Uncle planted the corn you can see in the picture, and on the other side of the corn we have a bunch of soy beans. The deer will be able to have a little bit of everything this winter.
Good luck to everyone this season.
Thanks guys. I tried the same stuff last year but I also put down way to much oats and it never really grew,except for the oats. I did put some tecomate oats along the edge this year. But I am extremely pleased with the way it came up this year. I sure hope the deer enjoy it once we get a frost.
My Uncle planted the corn you can see in the picture, and on the other side of the corn we have a bunch of soy beans. The deer will be able to have a little bit of everything this winter.
Good luck to everyone this season.
