Sunflower Fields?


NiteRunner

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deer go after those sunflower heads, I have done a little bow hunting near them, and have watched the deer nibble away at the heads , the smaller heads seem to be a little more tender, even the havested fields the deer blend in, pretty good when they are beaded down, we have made deer drives in sunflower strips and have had deer bust after going through, a person needs to walk it slow and peel through the stalks with your eyes.

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The trail cam pics I posted in the Photo Room, are from a sunflower field....now granted I used a supplement site to take pics over, but they've been hitting the flowers hard......and along the field edge where the travel, the first couple of rows are nibbled down to about a foot to 2 foot high.......

With the big push for ethanol and more and more farmers planting corn, you're also gonna see guys that normally don't plant flowers, are going to....I think possibly to cash in on a price spike due to demand........I know in this area, all you see now is mostly corn and flowers......some grains, but mostly row crops....never been like that before....

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It's a whole different story these days

amazing how many more crops are going in

a lot better food selection for deer, years back we planted sunflowers, and the deer and antelope would go right on down the row munchin off the buds

late fall those whitetail also like to munch on canola greens that are poppin up

but your right TreeWalker, corn and seeds are a plenty around here

good luck huntin those speed goats.

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