I have a game camera but get few pics on my lease. Part of the problem is, I live in Florida and hunting is not that great. Second, my lease is a cattle farm which means lots of cow pastures vs. the cover desired by bucks. I would like to do some things that might help me get a few more pictures. I thought about dropping corn near the feeder but unless they get used to it, the deer don' t know what it is. Further, since this is a cattle lease, much of what I put down will get eaten by the cows. I have heard some discussion about digging a hole and burying corn or other attractants, but don' t know much about it. I thought such a method might help reduce the consumption by the cows and the attractant will stay around long enough for the deer to find and I will get good photos.

Any ideas? Given the low deer density, I need a method that will allow the attractant to work for five or more days and spreading something on the surface doesn' t seem to work too well. Cows find it faster than the deer.