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i guess the answer to this question comes down to how many mast producing oaks you and your neighbors have.
i have a noticed that my usual bean hot spot foot plot (about 2.5 acres) has all but turned off by evidence of empty time lapse cams. i have lots of big mature oaks - whites, reds, blacks and burrs. my woods are literally covered everywhere, and so are the neighbors in all directions.
how many have you get frustrated by tons of acorns? it sure sounds easy to hunt them- "set up on white oaks!" but with the woods that thick with them, the deer dont have to move much to find food.
maybe next year i'll fertilize a select few with the hopes to just have way more (and way sweeter) acorns than the rest of the area.
i have a noticed that my usual bean hot spot foot plot (about 2.5 acres) has all but turned off by evidence of empty time lapse cams. i have lots of big mature oaks - whites, reds, blacks and burrs. my woods are literally covered everywhere, and so are the neighbors in all directions.
how many have you get frustrated by tons of acorns? it sure sounds easy to hunt them- "set up on white oaks!" but with the woods that thick with them, the deer dont have to move much to find food.
maybe next year i'll fertilize a select few with the hopes to just have way more (and way sweeter) acorns than the rest of the area.