My go to field for geese is planted in beans this year. I have heard that geese will not use a bean field. The past few years the geese have been using the field like crazy! I was just wondering if any of u guys had any info regarding geese and soybeans!
big change around here too ,,more like unplanted fields left to grow 5 foot weeds ,must say I've never cleaned a goose that had soybeans in the crop,but if they get hungry enough and there's no corn ,who's to say!!
You right beside a lake or somethin' Hntfsh? My parent's place has about 20 acres and only about a mile from Caesar Creek, and the geese pile in there when corn has been planted, but not a soul when the beans are out... Of course, beans are planted this year... But I may not even hunt waterfowl this year... Gonna focus more on Grouse and Woodcock...
You right beside a lake or somethin' Hntfsh? My parent's place has about 20 acres and only about a mile from Caesar Creek, and the geese pile in there when corn has been planted, but not a soul when the beans are out... Of course, beans are planted this year... But I may not even hunt waterfowl this year... Gonna focus more on Grouse and Woodcock...
Nope. no lake. An ag field with field decoys will draw geese if you're catching them on the way to feed. Ya'll see 'em eating in grass and wheat fields right now?
I'm surprised you guys don't see geese in bean fields. I see it all the time.
Most of the time i see them using bean fields, its either ground that has been worked or had manure spread on it. Just my .02. Everyone whos headed out tomorrow be safe.
We have killed geese out of a hay field many of times. As long as they are flying over and see your decoys, with good calling they will come close enough to bust a few.
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