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Dry roasted soy beans. #2274267 04/27/11 05:18 PM
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Has anyone used roasted soy beans in a feeder in a areayhat does not grow soy beans? Did it work?


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Never used them, personally, but I like the idea. It would be super if we could collectively put enough of a dent in the availability of soybeans so as to cause a surge in their price, thus making soy "foods" more expensive for the people who worship lettuce. Oh the irony of it all! Us taking their food and using it to kill the animals they're piously trying to save banana

One can dream I suppose...


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Re: Dry roasted soy beans. [Re: ETXbuckman] #2274338 04/27/11 05:47 PM
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I like your thinking etxbuckman,


Re: Dry roasted soy beans. [Re: Gf6298] #2274641 04/27/11 08:06 PM
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Sounds like a sweet dream to me!


Re: Dry roasted soy beans. [Re: TSU99] #2275640 04/28/11 02:53 AM
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I use a corn roasted soybean mix in my feeders called horn corn. There are for sure no soybeans in our area but the deer love them..



Re: Dry roasted soy beans. [Re: BgBkHunter] #2275763 04/28/11 03:28 AM
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We tried a corn soybean last year and they dang deer picked out the soybeans and left the corn alone. Great plan you wont be disapointed.



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Anyone know a good feed store in the Waco/McGregor/Gatesville area that would have that stuff?


Re: Dry roasted soy beans. [Re: Sooner N TX] #2276612 04/28/11 03:26 PM
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Thanks for input. Have another question, were can someone get a bag of soy beans? I found a place online but it is like 35.00 for 13lbs. Do feed stores carry things like that?


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Originally Posted By: Sooner N TX
Anyone know a good feed store in the Waco/McGregor/Gatesville area that would have that stuff?


Check with MICOBE FEED in Gateville or Hamilton. They carry a corn/soybean mix called STAMPEDE. It is great stuff!



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Originally Posted By: Gf6298
Thanks for input. Have another question, were can someone get a bag of soy beans? I found a place online but it is like 35.00 for 13lbs. Do feed stores carry things like that?


I feed roasted soybeans mixed with corn each year from mid-Jan. through Aug. at a rate of 1:3 (soybean to corn) give you a 16% crude protein. If you go with a 1:3, you'll get almost a 20% crude protein.

We have used them in Fayette and Gillespie/Kimble counties and they don't grow them there, but I have planted them (viable seed) and the deer went through them like sheep on a green pasture!

Sure has improved antler and body mass on the deer for sure, but we've been doing this since 97.

Get it in bulk and cheaper at Leupold Grain and Feed in Nada, TX.


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deer love em...


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How much is soybeans per 50lbs bag?


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Originally Posted By: deewayne2003
How much is soybeans per 50lbs bag?


Picked some up in Comanche a few weeks ago for $20.50 / 50lbs


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$17.50 in LaGrange...probably much cheaper at Leupolds.


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Originally Posted By: Gf6298
Has anyone used roasted soy beans in a feeder in a areayhat does not grow soy beans? Did it work?


We always had a lot of quail hanging out around the feeders we fed a mix of them and corn in.


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