Wrote a review a little while back about how much I like these beans. Since then I killed my target buck over them! Best bean I’ve found yet!
Forage Soybean Blend
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Late maturity forage soybeans are a popular choice for attracting whitetail throughout hunting season. The MonsterBuck Forage Soybeans are a combination of different maturities that have the ability to stay green longer but also produce ample pods! These soybeans provide a dense and nutritious food source that can draw in deer and other game animals. With their late maturity, they can remain standing longer into the fall, providing a consistent food supply for hunting opportunities. Set up your hunting spot near these soybeans and increase your chances of a successful hunt.
RoundUp, Enlist, and Liberty Tolerant.
- 140,000 seeds/bag
- Plant 1 bag to the acre
- Annual grain
- Planting Depth: 3/4"-1" deep.
- Plant Late Spring
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308 Railroad Street
308 Railroad Street
Elk Mound WI 54739
United States
+17158795556
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Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 7 reviews.
The forage beans are great especially when planted a little later than farm beans. They are the beans that are still green in my picture. Planted may 22 and picture was taken October 5. Deer devour them especially after your neighbors field beans get combined
Great beans and came in thick !
Handling deer browse very well. Deer love it and are in it everyday. It grew well and was very tolerant to round up applications. I sprayed it twice to keep weeds down and the beans are thriving.
Beans sprouted perfectly and then we lacked rain. Higher ground beans are shorter and weeds are an issue. Low ground beans look great
Worked up old horse pasture. Broadcast seeded the beans May 9th, Friday. Culdapack'd them in. Started raining that nite. Rained for 3 days. Field was on a slight slope, within weeks the ground was covered. By July4th beans were 18" tall. By end of July beans were 36" high. Grant it, we had a lot of rain in July. Then August we went 5 weeks without rain. Beans stood great, put on lots of pods. Just now starting to turn color. Made an awesome food plot. Probably 1.5 acres. Pics to follow. Thousands of pods. Lots of late winter food.
Grew good