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Re: Feeding Cottonseed
[Re: Supermagnum12]
#4226856
11/09/24 09:02 AM
11/09/24 09:02 AM
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Central, Al
Bustinbeards
Booner
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Booner
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Posts: 10,913
Central, Al
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I know they love feeding in cotton
Originally Posted By: Wiley Coyote
Well, the way I see it is there's just too many assholes
On a good day there's a bunch of assholes in here. On a bad day there's too many assholes in here.
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Re: Feeding Cottonseed
[Re: Bustinbeards]
#4226920
11/09/24 12:15 PM
11/09/24 12:15 PM
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Joined: Nov 2013
Posts: 677
Georgia
ALclearcut
4 point
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Posts: 677
Georgia
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I know they love feeding in cotton I have heard the same, especially in the South GA big agriculture areas, but I have hunted cotton fields my whole life in South AL and have never seen aggressive feeding in cotton fields, especially during deer season after it has been picked. As for cotton seed gin trash like the original poster is describing, it is super high in protein and loved by cows, but I don't think it would work in most places in AL. It is fed on cattle farms I hunt and I have never seen deer use it. My guess is it works in Texas due to a lack of preferred browse, which Alabama has plenty of with all the clear-cutting and pine thinning. That and Texas deer are more accustomed to getting significant portions of their diet from feeders.
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Re: Feeding Cottonseed
[Re: ALclearcut]
#4227425
11/10/24 12:38 AM
11/10/24 12:38 AM
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Joined: Jul 2020
Posts: 94
Atmore, AL
Supermagnum12
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spike
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spike
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Posts: 94
Atmore, AL
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I know they love feeding in cotton I have heard the same, especially in the South GA big agriculture areas, but I have hunted cotton fields my whole life in South AL and have never seen aggressive feeding in cotton fields, especially during deer season after it has been picked. As for cotton seed gin trash like the original poster is describing, it is super high in protein and loved by cows, but I don't think it would work in most places in AL. It is fed on cattle farms I hunt and I have never seen deer use it. My guess is it works in Texas due to a lack of preferred browse, which Alabama has plenty of with all the clear-cutting and pine thinning. That and Texas deer are more accustomed to getting significant portions of their diet from feeders. I wondered if that was why it wasn't popular around here. There's definitely more available for the deer to eat around here than in Texas.
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Re: Feeding Cottonseed
[Re: ALclearcut]
#4227471
11/10/24 07:06 AM
11/10/24 07:06 AM
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Joined: Sep 2012
Posts: 19,278
North AL
AU338MAG
Old Mossy Horns
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Old Mossy Horns
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Posts: 19,278
North AL
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I know they love feeding in cotton I have heard the same, especially in the South GA big agriculture areas, but I have hunted cotton fields my whole life in South AL and have never seen aggressive feeding in cotton fields, especially during deer season after it has been picked. As for cotton seed gin trash like the original poster is describing, it is super high in protein and loved by cows, but I don't think it would work in most places in AL. It is fed on cattle farms I hunt and I have never seen deer use it. My guess is it works in Texas due to a lack of preferred browse, which Alabama has plenty of with all the clear-cutting and pine thinning. That and Texas deer are more accustomed to getting significant portions of their diet from feeders. They hammer the plants as they are coming out of the ground. Rode on a cotton picker a few years back with a friend and the first 6-8 rows from the edge had been mowed by the deer.
Dying ain't much of a living boy...Josey Wales
Molon Labe
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Re: Feeding Cottonseed
[Re: AU338MAG]
#4228518
8 hours ago
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Joined: Nov 2013
Posts: 677
Georgia
ALclearcut
4 point
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4 point
Joined: Nov 2013
Posts: 677
Georgia
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I know they love feeding in cotton I have heard the same, especially in the South GA big agriculture areas, but I have hunted cotton fields my whole life in South AL and have never seen aggressive feeding in cotton fields, especially during deer season after it has been picked. As for cotton seed gin trash like the original poster is describing, it is super high in protein and loved by cows, but I don't think it would work in most places in AL. It is fed on cattle farms I hunt and I have never seen deer use it. My guess is it works in Texas due to a lack of preferred browse, which Alabama has plenty of with all the clear-cutting and pine thinning. That and Texas deer are more accustomed to getting significant portions of their diet from feeders. They hammer the plants as they are coming out of the ground. Rode on a cotton picker a few years back with a friend and the first 6-8 rows from the edge had been mowed by the deer. Yea the fresh tender growth early in summer would make sense.
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