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Mulberries (Morus rubra) grow throughout the eastern hardwood forest from New York to Florida and southern Minnesota to Texas, being best suited to plant hardiness zones 6-9.

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Persimmons, referred to as Deer Candy for being highly attractive for taste and nutrition, dropping from late August thru November depending on variety.

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Less daylight triggers an increase in the buck's testosterone, the hormone responsible for, among other things, antler maturation.

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Whether you have an existing food plot or starting a new one from scratch, it's a great time to add brand new Chestnut Hill trees.

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Variety is the spice of life, and if you're a white-tailed deer, that certainly applies to food with Chestnut Hill mast-bearing trees.

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Just in time for spring season, Walmart stores are receiving Dunstan Chestnut, Grafted Female American Persimmon trees courtesy of Chestnut Hill Outdoors.

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Managing your hunting land so that it provides the best possible nutrition and holds deer on your property throughout the hunting season.

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Deer, especially does, are less likely to disperse from areas with good habitat. And everyone knows that come fall, bucks follow the does.

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Deer hunters who hunt property with persimmon trees know how lucky they are. Throughout their range, persimmons produce fruit that deer find extremely attractive.

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Anyone who has hunting land that includes old homestead fruit trees or an abandoned orchard knows that those trees are magnets to a vast range of game animals and birds.

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Every once in a while life presents you with a win-win situation. For those of us who are trying to improve habitat on their hunting land spring presents the chance to plant fruit and chestnut.....

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Just about every hunter who has ever lived has wished for better hunting. Some of them decide to make that happen on their own hunting land.

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