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> Has anyone had any experience with buck forage oats? Their website was very informative, but I was wanting to hear from someone who has planted them in MS. www.buckforage.com _____________________ The preacher who fails to see the connection between his Sunday ministry and the life he leads during the week when he thinks no one sees him will bring ...

> i personally dont see the advantage of buck forage oats for the price...IMO anyway... ====================================== -- Opinions are like armpits; everybody has at least one, and most of the time it stinks. but i respect my own.-- --There are two kinds of peple in this world: those who dig and those who have guns.-- ~Ric M. AgVenture Mid-South/Dulaney ...

> quote: Originally posted by poolshark38759 i personally dont see the advantage of buck forage oats for the price...IMO anyway... ====================================== -- Opinions are like armpits; everybody has at least one, and most of the time it stinks. but i respect my own.-- --There are two kinds of peple in this world: those who dig and those who have...

> I have used them for the last 4 or 5 years and it unbelievable how the deer flock to them. I took a 2 acre food plot last year planted 1 half in buck forage and the other half in just regular oats and it was a daylight and dark difference between the 2. The buck Forage were eaten down while the regular oats were about 2-3" taller.

> There is a difference between the buck forage oats and regular oats. Other than the price of course. I have seen deer walk past other blends and mixes, wheat or whatever to get to the B.F.O. "A hunt based only on trophies taken falls far short of what the ultimate goal should be...time to commune with your inner soul as you share the outdoors with the birds, animals...

> for some reason the bfo dont get tall and tough. deer like small short forage(in oats) i have pLANTED HALF ONE THEN other and they eat all bfo first.however it depends on year. no mast they will eat everything. major acorns and they get picky.last year sweet potatoes rotted year before could not keep enough out.

> We Planted Buck Forage Oats Is Really Good.We Planted It Last Year It Looked Like Somone Was Mowing It With A Lawn Mower.Will Be Planting It again This Year. I can plow a field all day long!!!

> Of those who have planted BFO, did you plant them alone or have you mixed with wheat, etc? _____________________ The preacher who fails to see the connection between his Sunday ministry and the life he leads during the week when he thinks no one sees him will bring great shame... -Joe McKeever

> I planted them mixed before and Ive planted em alone.I can't remeber off hand what we mixed em with though.Either way Im telling you BUCK FORAGE OATS is awesome you want regret plating it trust me!!! I can plow a field all day long!!!

> A couple of years ago I experimented with 3 types of Oats...I planted 3 seperate plots (in the same field) of BF Oats, Bob Oats and Naked Oats from the NWTF. My deer liked the Naked Oats the best (they are very expensive) and then Bob oats basically came in 2nd. I will just plant the Bob oats from now on.