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ARriverdog
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Mast Trees
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October 27, 2016, 10:44:00 AM »
I am getting ready to plant some soft mast trees in southwest Arkansas. Just interested in your thoughts about trees that have been consistent producers of deer. I have a few young and old persimmon trees that are great.
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Pat B
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Pears are usually a good draw during hunting season. Plums, at least where I have lived are early to mid summer fruiting. Saw tooth oaks are not soft mast but produce prolifically and within only a few years after planting even though they are now considered exotic invasives. Grapes are another option but usually only for the early season.
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