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Side by side, Buck Forage Oats are preferred during hunting season compared to any other
tested crop.

Buck Forage Products 7101 West 12th Street - Suite 300D Little Rock, AR 72204
Phone: 1-800-299-6287 or 501-660-4225 Fax: 501-660-4230
Email: info@buckforage.com

"Oats always has been the preferred winter
forage for whitetails. Now there is a brand
(Buck Forage) that not only is preferred over
other varieties, but also stands up to colder
temperatures. I heartily endorse it!"

Dr. James C. Kroll, "Dr. Deer"

Spikes:
"Shoot, don't shoot;
What is the
answer?"

Juvenile-to-Adult Antler Development in
White-Tailed
Deer in South Texas
Ben H. Koerth & Dr. James C. Kroll,

- Our results suggest there is no predictable
relationship between a male's first set of antlers
and those produced at
maturity in a free-living enviroment.........

- We found no phenotypic basis for removing
young males
based on number of points on their first set of
antlers as part
of a genetic improvement strategy.......

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ARE YOU A VICTIM?

Unfortunately, hunters and landowners often
fall prey to “food plot hype,” paying a lot of
money for very little results! Without a doubt,
oats are the most preferred food plot variety
for whitetails. Yet, every year, folks make big
mistakes in selecting an oat product. Some
think, “an oat is an oat,” and buy the
cheapest seed at the farm and ranch store.
We even have seen landowners buy feed oats
for food plots! Others are deceived by slick
advertising, claiming a variety has been
scientifically tested and proven to be the best
for whitetails. Lately, almost every company
claims to have a cold hardy oat, “just as good
as Buck Forage Oats.”

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