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 holding mule deer
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04/03/08 01:11 AM
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brokenpole
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I live in west tx(gaines county) and currently have mule deer on my winter wheat which will be plowed up for a cotton crop in may, I plan on setting a water tank very soon are there any other things I can do for the Nov. hunt, such as leaving out hay (peanut or alfalfa) or even a feeder. I do know that sometimes they do respond to a corn feeder and other times the run right on by. any ideas would be helpful. thanks
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Re: holding mule deer
[Re: brokenpole]
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04/03/08 01:35 AM
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hsuhunter
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I've heard they eat the cattle cake up
I don't live in Dallas......
Amen
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Re: holding mule deer
[Re: brokenpole]
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04/03/08 02:04 AM
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Txduckman
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Can you plant strips of wheat in it and plant wheat on the outside edges in Aug/Sept? Guess that take away from the cotton but that is how my buddies relatives raise their cotton and still keep the muleys around.
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Re: holding mule deer
[Re: Txduckman]
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04/03/08 02:43 AM
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MaggieMTx
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Additional food plots will bring them in big time & keep them around.
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