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| Well, we can shoot them legally here in Kansas if they are in the crops without even getting a license for them, but we have to let them lay after shooting them, and then if you're gonna shoot them, where do you stop shooting them when you have herds of 10 or 15 out there every night, you can't get them all it seems. I don't think we can get any help with fence expenses here either, so it looks like changing the rotation may be the only solution.
Has anybody heard of spraying the beans with something to make them taste bad?!! It may be an urban legend, but it seems like i heard of that on some kind of crop once, but it may be totally impossible! | |
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how to stop deer from eating soybeans
