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Bloodsaw 04-12-2008 10:51 AM
RE: corn or attractants
 
when you put molasses or buck jam, cmere deer, or whatever on corn can it still be used is a feeder, home made gavity feeders, or electric feeders? of will it clog it up with that stuff on it..

Kid 04-12-2008 01:16 PM
RE: corn or attractants
 
ORIGINAL: ogg

Last year i put out 50lbs of corn every other night.The deer were eating it good but were not super crazy about it and was wondering what else i could put out that they would go crazy for?
If you're using corn I'm going to assume that you don't live in a farm state. Keep in mind that deer that don't have corn available to them on a regular basis don't have the microbes necessary to digest corn in their gut. They were probably having trouble digesting it! ;)

piketon_hunter#9 04-19-2008 04:16 PM
RE: corn or attractants
 
any powder attractant can be mixed with corn and fed through a feeder. With buck jam you hafta mix it and then let it dry. Personally I like to stick to the powder stuff, unless I'm just puttin the corn on the ground then I'll use the liquid stuff sometimes.

wahoohunter 04-19-2008 10:24 PM
RE: corn or attractants
 
Something cheap and easy is molasses. I pour about three gallons over a stump. They love to lick it off and will eat the wood that the mollases has soaked into. You can take a bucket into a feed store and buy it for next to nothing.
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its crazy how deer in differnt areas prefer different things, we put out molasses a couple times a few years ago and the deer wouldn't touch it:D

FLASportsman 04-19-2008 11:16 PM
RE: corn or attractants
 
I mainly feed corn and soy bean mixed 50/50 year round then feed cull sweet potatoes when avaliable seems to work good for me also had very good luck with peanutswhen they're in season


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