It’s no doubt that soybeans are an amazing source of protein for deer. Whitetail deer are fairly intelligent when it comes to their feeding habits and preferences and nine times out of ten, deer will walk right through a stand of corn and head straight to the soybeans. Deer seem to love soybeans do to the extremely high amount of protein and fat, which are two very important components of a healthy diet for Whitetails.
When it comes to high quality food, they will seek out and find the most nutritious diet consisting of high protein food sources that are available to them at any given time of the year, whether it is a farmer’s field or a prepared food plot planted with soybeans. This is a major reason why so many hunters absolutely love Bean Bale. The Bean Bales come in pre-constructed bale that is easy to distribute around a food plot or hunting area.
When the weather starts to get brutally cold in the late-season, there is nothing more that deer crave than soybeans. Not only do the deer love them, but soybeans also can survive the harsh cold. Another advantage of Bean Bale is the lower fat levels which helps discourage attraction to hogs, coons, squirrels, and bears.
The natural look and scent of Bean Bale is great for attracting those mature bucks. The long product life of the Bean Bale lies in how it is naturally preserved. That means no harmful preservatives or chemicals are used in Bean Bale.
Don Willis, Antler Boost and Bean Bale owner, has tested and had very positive results, “While I was hunting the late season in January, I watched several big bucks and good-sized does run straight to my Bean Bale that I had spread throughout my hunting area. I honestly was extremely impressed with how well Bean Bale worked,” Willis said.
About Bean Bale and Antler Boost
Antler Boost – Deer Nutrition and Attraction Products were put on the market in March 2008 but was the culmination of years of practical research and development by founder Don Willis. Don wanted to put together a world class deer feed based on real, tangible science like he had done in other professional pursuits. Unfortunately, there was not great research on the subject available at the time so Don had to learn what he could from animal scientists and ruminant nutritionists across the country.
Being persistent, Don finally convinced one animal scientist to share with him some research that this scientist had done back in the early 90’s on protein sources specific to antler development. Those principles have yielded tremendous results for customers all over the country. For more visit www.antlerboostfeed.com