Nah, I�m not looking for a clover monoculture. There�s already plenty of clover now. There�s more than they�re eating anyways because I�m seeing a lot left over. It�s mostly crimson and yuchi arrowleaf which will both run its course eventually in another couple months. The deer really hammer it the hardest during spring months anyways. I�m gonna let the rye mature and go to seed. I think it would provide some good cover fro nesting hens maybe and the deer love the seed heads once they mature. It also provides me with a lot of biomass above ground as well as below with the cereal rye root structure. Spring is when it really grows that biomass. I�ve thought about spraying but I just don�t think its really getting me anywhere and just adding an unnecessary step in my situation. I like a more holitic approach.