North American Whitetails J. Guthrie
"Instead of short and squatty, this company's varieties climb high, and spread wide and really put out the leaves. Some leaves tallied 42% in university trials and tested out at 9.6 tons of dry matter per acre. The beans will continue feeding deer into the winter.these soybeans are the most innovative new food plot for whitetails in years."
Hunting and Fishing Editor of Sports Afield - Gerald Almy
"Now I think I've finally come upon the best food plot for our deer. Eagle soybeans grow twice as tall, with much larger leaves. These Eagle beans continue to grow and produce high-protein forage for up to 6 weeks longer. In fact, the soybeans grow so tall that deer will bed down in them. They are also drought tolerant."
Quick Hitter Food Plots - Alan Clemons
"I'm blown away -- some of the plots are producing 14,000 lb of food per acre. "I've seen Eagles' crops grow to 6 feet tall in poor soils.
Deer want the leaves more than the beans and you can even mix them in with milo or corn to create runners."
Arkansas Sportsman-Tim Lilley
"Warm Weather Deer Management"
BEAR AND BUCK JOURNAL- HEATH MARTIN
"FOR FALL, I WOULD USE EAGLE SEED BUCK MONSTER® WHEAT MIXED WITH CLOVER KEEPER® CLOVER. AMAZINGLY EAGLE BEANS ARE STILL ALIVE AFTER THIS DROUGHT."
HIGH OCTANE FOOD PLOT FOR DEER - JASON SNAVELY: WHITETAIL JOURNAL
"IMAGINE A FOOD PLOT THAT CAN COVER THE MONTHS OF JUNE, JULY, AUGUST, SEPTEMBER, OCTOBER, NOVEMBER, DECEMBER, JANUARY AND FEBRUARY- EAGLE FORAGE SOYBEANS PRODUCE SEVERAL TONS OF HIGH QUALITY FORAGE PER ACRE, CONTINUING LONGER THAN ANY SINGLE FOOD PLOT CROP AVAILABLE."
FARM JOURNAL- JOHN BUCKNER
WHITETAIL WIZARDRY...
"IF YOU ARE A DEER FARMER, YOU'RE A FORAGE FARMER. EAGLE'S INDETERMINATE BEANS GROW UNTIL FROST KILLS THEM. THEY PROVIDE WHITETAILS HIGH QUALITY, NUTRITIOUS FORAGE 10.5 MONTHS A YEAR WHEN YOU INCLUDE THE SEEDS IN THE PODS. FOR DOLLARS PER LB OF MEAT PRODUCED, A FORAGE SOYBEAN CROP PRODUCES THE LEAST COST PER POUND THAN ANY OTHER CROP I COULD GROW FOR DEER."
OUTDOORHUB, GRANT WOODS
DON'T CLEAN THE TABLE....
"TIME TO DO ONE OF MY FAVORITE ACTIVITIES. I LIKE TO BROADCAST BROADSIDE® FALL FOOD PLOT INTO EXISTING SOYBEAN PLOTS.
THIS PLAN KEEPS THE DEER FORAGING IN THE PLOT WITHOUT INTERRUPTION, AND PROVIDES HIGH-QUALITY NUTRITION UNTIL SPRING WHEN I'LL PLANT EAGLE SEED FORAGE SOYBEANS AGAIN."
FARM JOURNAL
SIZE MATTERS IN SOYBEANS AND DEER HUNTING ...
"A PROPER SOYBEAN VARIETY, SERVED ON A FOOD PLOT PLATE, IS A CADILLAC PROTEIN SOURCE FOR SEED. EAGLE SEED CO HAS UNLOCKED THE GENETIC DOORS TO IDEAL FORAGE SOYBEANS: BIG PLANTS, MASSIVE LEAVES, HEAVY PODS, REGENERATION, NEAR-YEAR LONG PRESENCE. WHEN DEER WALK INTO AN EAGLE SEED SOYBEAN PLOT, THE KITCHEN IS ALWAYS OPEN AND STOCKED."
OUTDOOR LIFE
FOOD PLOT TIP: PLANT A BUFFET
"USE BLENDS SUCH AS EAGLE SEED'S BROADSIDE TO EMPLOY A STRATEGY THAT ENSURES A VARIETY OF PLANTS WILL BE AVAILABLE TO DEER AT ALL TIMES OF THE YEAR. CEREAL GRAINS AND BRASSICAS FOR FALL AND WINTER, CLOVERS FOR SPRING AND FALL IN SMALL AREAS. ANNUALS SUCH AS FORAGE SOYBEANS IN THE SUMMER. ADD EDIBLE SHRUBS ALONG THE BORDERS AND A FEW FRUIT TREES TO FURTHER ENHANCE THE MENU."
Just this month from University of Delaware and Maryland...
Farmers are saving money AND PROTECTING YIELD by planting eagle seed forage soybeans as a catch crop FOR nuisance deer. Deer prefer the Eagle Soybeans because of the higher sugar content and highly palatable leaves.
In a Maryland study, Big Fellow produced 60 bushels per acre and 40 bushels per acre under heavy browse. The sugar content of the Eagle forage soybeans "spiked" and was 30 mg/g higher in total sugars. It was also much higher in fructose and glucose.
STATE AND FEDERAL WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT AREAS.
WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT AREAS CHOOSE EAGLE SEED FORAGE SOYBEANS FOR FEEDING ELK IN THEIR RESTOCKING PROGRAMS. OTHER SOYBEANS CAN'T HANDLE THE PRESSURE.
CUSTOMER TESTIMONIALS
We can see the results in the increased antlers and body weight of the deer in our soybean field which tested at 42% leaf protein.
Planting forage soybeans in late summer provides powerful deer attraction compared to dried up ag beans planted in the spring. I tested Broadside® with great success. A great product like this lead to may bow-killed bucks in the season to come.
Just wanted to thank you for such a great product. The deer on my property added at least 20 inches the first year using the Eagle Brand Beans. I know next year I'll need to plant twice as much, since I had in one picture 17 deer standing together. I never knew a product could pull in and hold so many deer! I harvested the largest of the bucks the third week of bow season.
We have grown some real monsters for our area, thanks to your beans and the herd health has increased as well.
GameKeeper was still growing in September in Texas after all that heat and dry.
The best food plot I've ever planted.
It is nice when a product exceeds expectations. Eagle beans have everything a wildlife manager is looking for. If you want a plant that can be browsed on heavily and still come back to produce amazing heights and loads of pods then look no further.
Everyone who attended the Wisconsin QDMA field day noticed the height and vigor of the Eagle Seed Forage Soybeans.
Later in the fall, when everything else was killed by several cold nights, Eagle Soybeans were dark green and the preferred food source. You can bet this year's seminar will once include your seeds.
Amazing mix, turnips are out of control, deer are abundant, doing another acre next year. Weather was dry here in the northeast, but your mix germinated extremely well. The deer are feeding nicely and loving these greens, our hardwoods are void of all browse." - review of Smorgasbord®.
Thanks Eagle Seed. I'm very excited and pleased, this is the first time I've grown soybeans. You can see how the deer love my Big Fellows.
I have hundreds of game cam pictures from our fields. The deer started hitting the beans in early June and as advertised they continued to GROW AMAZINGLY.
I have a huge herd of deer and the beans have held up great. Forty deer are eating on the 3 acres, and you can't even really tell. I've never had so many shooters on one farm in my life. Ninety-nine% of my photos are in daylight.
I grew Large Lad RR and they grew 50 bushels of seed per acre - without irrigation, in a very dry year.
Let me be clear, no summer plot can withstand the heat of south Alabama and the browse impact of this deer herd and still produce the tonnage per acre like Eagle Seed.
If your goal is big deer, then use Eagle Seed Forage beans. They produce an unbelievable amount of food per acre. The deer's attraction to them borders on insane. I have had the biggest benefit from your growing your forage beans.
These soybeans are the best food plot I've ever tried.
They really pull in the deer and keep them fed. With the deer pressure most browsed HEAVILY.
The deer are still digging them out from under 2 feet of snow up here.
Watching deer in your plots and harvesting them is extremely rewarding.
