[AT] Corn

[David Bruce]

Attract deer <g>?  I ran a doe from mom's yard when we came in from 
church at about 11 AM (we have a very early service starting at 9 AM). 
The very same does, her two fawns, another doe and a nice buck live 
under mom's crabapple tree.  I chased all them into the woods the other 
day.  They went about 20 feet past the tree line then stood there and 
watched.

There has been a big die off of deer in the county west of us - I 
suspect it will be here within a year or so.  That is sad, I would 
rather have more venison for jerky.

David
NW NC

On 8/12/2012 3:59 PM, Dick Day wrote:
> Thanks. I googled this and lots of the posts mentioned leaving them to
> attract deer. I did read a few that said they are left for some type of
> verification of yield. I have no idea what that would mean.  Until something
> better comes along, I'll go with your theory of leaving it to attract game.
>
> Yesterday, we travelled from Norfolk, NE down to Omaha and came back via a
> different route and saw this in nearly every field that been harvested.
>
> Thanks
>
> Dick