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one big one
Posted 9/5/2008 7:48:37 AM


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just around the edge

Lets see some plots.

Bill

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Deeplines
Posted 9/5/2008 8:50:17 AM
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Are you gonna sell a few?

What kind are they by the way? Kind and name.

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Posted 9/5/2008 11:06:00 AM


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Deeplines (9/5/2008)
Are you gonna sell a few?

Deeplines, if you are serious.....they won't get big enough to harvest...deer eat em up before they produce....

Here are a couple of my plots....not huge plots, but deer feel protected in mine....narrow and long on the 1st 1, and the 2nd 1 I just cut in this year and set up.  My peas have been in the ground a few days over a week...Special planting procedure.....1big1 you been on here so you probably know that I soak my peas 16-24 hours then cast em out....24 hour germination that way!!!    I've got clay peas/black eyes/limas out.....This year is 3 plots.....Summer, Summer/early fall, and winter plot.....My peas get maybe 10-14 inches and then get mowed down by my critters.....

I was messing around w/ my bow target stuff and uncovered this little critter....He's about to shed so I covered the purty little baby up!!!

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Grassflatsfisher
Posted 9/5/2008 12:29:44 PM


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Both of you guys peas are about 6" higher than mine even think about getting.  As soon as they make a leaf the deer wipe them out. 

                                                                           

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one big one
Posted 9/5/2008 12:39:06 PM


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Thats what I thoudgt about mine, you must have alot of deer, this is the first time I planted peas & saw a post where deer have to get used to them, I planted way too much, live & learn.

Bill
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Jason
Posted 9/5/2008 5:04:26 PM


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Bill,  you can never plant too much of them.....I usually make em a lot thicker but I'll wait for my winter plot....My summer plots, I usually use about 50 lbs for just that skinny plot in my 1st picture...The deer will scarf em down....

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Posted 9/5/2008 5:53:23 PM


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Jason's right.  You can't plant to many.  Once the deer find them there won't be any.  We do have quite a few deer around  on top of having some gardens in the area and I think they smell them there and smell them on our land and just destroy them.  I've never had any get as high as either of yours are.  I got about 2 weeks out of the last batch and it looked like I took a grooming mower to them.  They just never let them grow.  I usually mix some winter peas in with our food plot mix when we are planting.  They come up scattered around and they are usually the 1st thing eaten. 

                                                                           

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Posted 9/5/2008 6:37:41 PM


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