Sunflowers For Deer at Michelle Robert blog

Sunflowers For Deer. The odds of your neighbors having these are very low, so it gives your property a unique edge that can help draw deer during the late summer and early fall. They're very high in protein and offer deer a unique food source that your neighbors likely won't have. That can make a difference. They work wonderful in buck and bird cover mixes as the people above stated. Sunflowers in places can be like soybeans, in that the deer in some areas will pound them when in the early vegetation stage. That's the name of the game. By planting sunflowers in your food plot, you can provide deer with a nutritious option that may not be readily available in neighboring areas. Give deer foods to eat they can't get elsewhere. Sunflowers are also a great crop to provide diversity and food value during the summer, especially when it comes to helping the wild turkey population. Commonly touted as a great dove plot, sunflowers make great deer food, too. In climates where sunflowers will grow, plant them.

Sunflowers are also a great crop to provide diversity and food value during the summer, especially when it comes to helping the wild turkey population. That can make a difference. Commonly touted as a great dove plot, sunflowers make great deer food, too. They're very high in protein and offer deer a unique food source that your neighbors likely won't have. By planting sunflowers in your food plot, you can provide deer with a nutritious option that may not be readily available in neighboring areas. In climates where sunflowers will grow, plant them. They work wonderful in buck and bird cover mixes as the people above stated. Give deer foods to eat they can't get elsewhere. That's the name of the game. The odds of your neighbors having these are very low, so it gives your property a unique edge that can help draw deer during the late summer and early fall.

Deer and Sunflowers Photograph by Lori Frisch Fine Art America

Sunflowers For Deer Sunflowers in places can be like soybeans, in that the deer in some areas will pound them when in the early vegetation stage. By planting sunflowers in your food plot, you can provide deer with a nutritious option that may not be readily available in neighboring areas. Give deer foods to eat they can't get elsewhere. They work wonderful in buck and bird cover mixes as the people above stated. Sunflowers are also a great crop to provide diversity and food value during the summer, especially when it comes to helping the wild turkey population. That can make a difference. They're very high in protein and offer deer a unique food source that your neighbors likely won't have. The odds of your neighbors having these are very low, so it gives your property a unique edge that can help draw deer during the late summer and early fall. That's the name of the game. In climates where sunflowers will grow, plant them. Sunflowers in places can be like soybeans, in that the deer in some areas will pound them when in the early vegetation stage. Commonly touted as a great dove plot, sunflowers make great deer food, too.