Antler trap
#2
Boone & Crockett
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Ponce de Leon Florida USA
A fellow told me a couple of years ago that he threw shelled corn in thickets like plum bushes and along hog wire fences and they knocked them off getting the corn.
#4
I've been interested in this setup but have never tried it! If anyone does let us know how it does?
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#5
Boone & Crockett
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Ponce de Leon Florida USA
I would think that you would need to train the deer to eat out of a bucket for a couple of months to get them to stick their head in there. Throw you some corn in and around athicket of bushes. Same theory and $75 cheaper.
#7
[quote]ORIGINAL: timbercruiser
Same theory and $75 cheaper.
Yeah i think thats a bit steep myself but i dont believe it would be very hard to make at least thats what i would try to do!
Same theory and $75 cheaper.
Yeah i think thats a bit steep myself but i dont believe it would be very hard to make at least thats what i would try to do!
#8
I think I know what your talking about your have to build a feeder out of wood with a roof. Then simply put some wire around the beams connecting to the little roof. The deer sticks his head into eat some corn. Pulls out horns come off. I have never seen or heard of this hurting any deer. Wish I had a picture of it. It's hard to put in words.
#9
ORIGINAL: deernutz
I think I know what your talking about your have to build a feeder out of wood with a roof. Then simply put some wire around the beams connecting to the little roof. The deer sticks his head into eat some corn. Pulls out horns come off. I have never seen or heard of this hurting any deer. Wish I had a picture of it. It's hard to put in words.
I think I know what your talking about your have to build a feeder out of wood with a roof. Then simply put some wire around the beams connecting to the little roof. The deer sticks his head into eat some corn. Pulls out horns come off. I have never seen or heard of this hurting any deer. Wish I had a picture of it. It's hard to put in words.
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