One of the Best Trees For Deer

www.deeranddee... For many of us, our hunting properties aren't right in our backyards, and there isn't always time to travel. Luckily, trees are the gifts that keep on giving and will produce deer food for decades! Iain Wallace of Chestnut Hill Outdoors and Steve Bartylla talk trees in today's episode of Grow 'em Big. Season 6. Episode 7.

[@patriot1182]

I have 7 Chinese chestnut trees that are 17 years old! I bought them from a guy in Iowa! The squirrels and deer devour them!

[@stevegaines-vq3bd]

now that i fully retired to my 10 acres in Southern Ohio i planted 2 Kieffer pears, 3 Jiro Persimmon & have around 10 American persimmon trees {wild} & just bought 3 Chinese Chestnut trees, {bare root} put them in 7 gal pots & i'll plant them this October...& building a tree house deer stand nearby...

[@jesser9820]

Got chestnut trees and Apple trees coming this spring..already planted some last year can't wait till they start producing.

[@ArcaneInfernal]

Glad to see sustainable hunting.

[@michaellane1661]

Awesome information! Thank you very much! I’m sure that I’m speaking for more folks when I say “Thank you for all of the effort that you guys put into these videos” it’s very much appreciated.🤘🏽

[@DDHONLINE]

Thanks, Michael!

[@williamc.fetterjr9036]

You should have let him talk more.

[@markpiersall9815]

Deer, turkey, sheep, swine, poultry and other wildlife love Swamp White Oak acorns and Persimmons. See Missouri Agroforestry professor Coggeshall's three part video on the benefits of Swamp White Oak.

[@rx1hunter896]

They’re good trees...however, if you plant them in areas where Black Bears live, they will destroy them. Additionally, you need to train these trees, by spreading the branches because if they compete with the main stem, they won’t grow. Learned my lesson well. If you can get them to grow and somehow protect them, they’ll work. Other than that, don’t waste your time.

[@aaronlohr8477]

Which trees are you talking about?
Thanks.

[@royguidry1311]

Again. Not letting the expert talk. SMH

[@dm7097]

Sometimes listening to an "expert" talk is difficult. They may know their stuff, but they have a hard time conveying that info in a manner that won't make us hit our heads against the wall.

[@rnr4204]

I was all excited until I found out they don’t grow in my zone. Bummer.

[@edwarddarst4358]

You forgot green apples yellow crabapple

[@robertfmccarthy2360]

You’re rude, you interrupted all your guests speakers!!
Great informative, Love the enthusiasm! 😊 But let the guests speak

[@benchrestman1685]

Don’t plant Chinese chestnuts. Obviously they aren’t native

[@aaronlohr8477]

Why, round eye? You no like Chinese chestnut?

[@tommyhunter1817]

Chestnuts aren’t one of the best. They are THE best. Sawtooth oaks number 2