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Feed trees are a highly discussed topic on this show.

And when we're talking feed trees, we're normally talking about oak trees.

But did you know that there used to be a different kind of feed tree that was more preferred than

oaks, and that is chestnut trees. Once upon a time, American chestnut trees covered the eastern

United States, and they were the preferred food source for deer. In fact, deer loved chestnuts so much

that there's been studies that suggest that deer love chestnuts so much that there's been studies

that suggest that deer prefer chestnuts almost 100 to 1 over acres from an oak tree. That's crazy.

Unfortunately, the American chestnut was all but wiped out due to diseases. Kind of makes you

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