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 anyone harvest acorns for later in the year?
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10/29/16 01:39 AM
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Alim
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I decided this year to save the acorns for my trees in the yard. Maybe late December, when most of the natural forage is gone, they will be a good draw. Still need to see if they will flow through a feeder. I've got three, 50 lb. corn sacks full so far.
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Re: anyone harvest acorns for later in the year?
[Re: Alim]
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10/29/16 03:21 AM
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jsplinter
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I think someone on here asked about this in another thread. I thought the concensus was that they only eat them fresh.
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Re: anyone harvest acorns for later in the year?
[Re: jsplinter]
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10/29/16 05:07 AM
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sqiggy
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If your place is like ours, it won't do any good. They will be eating on akerns up thru Feb!!!
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Re: anyone harvest acorns for later in the year?
[Re: Alim]
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10/29/16 11:39 AM
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Dave Davidson
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