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<blockquote data-quote="greybeard" data-source="post: 1363086" data-attributes="member: 18945"><p>If it weren't for the white oaks here, deer would starve before the first hard freeze. Squirrels too. </p><p>The oaks (all varieties) this year don't look to be as heavy with acorns as past years. Been a wet year except July and 1st week of Sept. In bad drought years tho there are lots more acorns--I had never seen as many acorns before or since as I did in 2011. A TAMU biologist explained it as nature's way of one last gasp at reproduction, and sure enough, within the next 2 years, lots of those old white oaks around here were dead, but thousands of little ones sprouting up everywhere.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="greybeard, post: 1363086, member: 18945"] If it weren't for the white oaks here, deer would starve before the first hard freeze. Squirrels too. The oaks (all varieties) this year don't look to be as heavy with acorns as past years. Been a wet year except July and 1st week of Sept. In bad drought years tho there are lots more acorns--I had never seen as many acorns before or since as I did in 2011. A TAMU biologist explained it as nature's way of one last gasp at reproduction, and sure enough, within the next 2 years, lots of those old white oaks around here were dead, but thousands of little ones sprouting up everywhere. [/QUOTE]
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