DeerManiac874

So, if anyone is like me out there who wants to maximize their finds, this might be helpful. I have spent the past 5/6 years looking for sheds. I can not tell you how many miles I have walked looking for them, but as we all know, we won't find them all. So, I came up with an idea. Last weekend, I walked around our property looking for old fence lines left over from when my great grandfather used the same property for cows. Well, since the fence posts were loose due to age, i pulled them where the fence was at a 45 degree angle. Then, I poured corn at the base of the fence where when deer go for the corn, there heads will bump along the fence to get to the corn. I am going to keep these areas (about 5 of them) full of corn over the next few weeks (thru march) and see how it works out.
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[/align]I checked it a few days ago and low and behold...A SHED LAYING AT ONE OF MY SPOTS!!
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SIRedneck

I've been thinking about doing this also. A co-worker told me to use chicken wire. He said to take a roll of it and attach the roll to some stakes in the ground. Then spread the corn inside the roll of wire.

That's a nice shed.

cardeer

No deer to shed around here.Had not seen a deer in three months

buckhunter14

Nice shed, awesome work!!

huntnma

i must try it ..........nice shed

James Vee

Nice shed. I used the same concept, but built a feeder in order to use it:

salty

Wow, Looks like you have a deer that shed a racoon from its head???

squirrelkilla23

looks like a porkipine(sp) to me

buttonbuckmaster

I don't think porkys have stripes

early in

Looks like you have a real MONSTER running around your area!Seriously though, nice find and good idea with thefence line.