Baiting with deer corn
03-04-2009 | 07:37 AM
#103
Nontypical Buck
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From: Chicago, IL
RE: Baiting with deer corn
ORIGINAL: nathanyeck
looks like the fun is over
looks like the fun is over
03-04-2009 | 10:09 AM
#104
Giant Nontypical
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From: Chatham, Ohio
RE: Baiting with deer corn
Topics like this always turn into pissing matches. Simply because thier is no right answer, just opinions. ut 50 hutners in a room and you will get 50 different ones.
03-05-2009 | 03:06 AM
#105
Giant Nontypical
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From: Nekoosa Wi USA
RE: Baiting with deer corn
ill just stick to the corn that costs me nothing other than what i plant and shell myself. and thats if i decide to bait at all. I always wait to see what the herd is like, if theres a mess of deer then I may bait a little so i can take out some does other than that I dont bait.
ORIGINAL: SWThomas
Maybe not, but it's cheaper. I think I'll stick to the stuff that's $7 for 50 pounds.
ORIGINAL: timbercruiser
IMHO the "deer corn" is no better than regular shelled corn. I have seen it take longer for the deer to start eating the "deer corn" than the regular corn.
IMHO the "deer corn" is no better than regular shelled corn. I have seen it take longer for the deer to start eating the "deer corn" than the regular corn.
03-06-2009 | 04:17 AM
#107
Fork Horn
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From: Liberty Center, OH
RE: Baiting with deer corn
Go to your local grain elevator if you have one...you get twice the amount of corn for half the price...I picked up 300lbs the other day for 30 bucks...of course it won't have the molasses in it, but if you want to lace it with something; buy the C'Mere deer concentrate liquid and mix it in...works great!!!!
03-06-2009 | 06:50 AM
#108
Nontypical Buck
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From: north florida
RE: Baiting with deer corn
ORIGINAL: daveyrock
Go to your local grain elevator if you have one...you get twice the amount of corn for half the price...I picked up 300lbs the other day for 30 bucks...of course it won't have the molasses in it, but if you want to lace it with something; buy the C'Mere deer concentrate liquid and mix it in...works great!!!!
Go to your local grain elevator if you have one...you get twice the amount of corn for half the price...I picked up 300lbs the other day for 30 bucks...of course it won't have the molasses in it, but if you want to lace it with something; buy the C'Mere deer concentrate liquid and mix it in...works great!!!!
03-08-2009 | 07:47 PM
#109
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From: Hurricane, WV
RE: Baiting with deer corn
I think that everyone needs to stop busting on the methods of hunting used by others. If it is legal, knock yourself out. Use whatever legal methods you can.
It amazes me that the midwest guys always want to knock baiting. I have hunted the midwest & that is all you hear when you are out there. If you hunt the cornbelt, then you are baiting. You hunt over corn & been fields. You hunt deer that are unpressured. You want a challenge? Try to bait deer in WV, PA, NY, or MI & kill a P & Y animal. These are all states with high hunters per square mile ratios. In these states, spike bucks walk in very weary of there surroundings. Many hunters in these states live by the "if it's brown, it's down" motto.
I guess I am no better because I joined the argument, but I wish hunters would ban together & fight for each others causes. People are trying to take away the access to lands & the right to bear arms & all we can do is waste time arguing about baiting deer.
It amazes me that the midwest guys always want to knock baiting. I have hunted the midwest & that is all you hear when you are out there. If you hunt the cornbelt, then you are baiting. You hunt over corn & been fields. You hunt deer that are unpressured. You want a challenge? Try to bait deer in WV, PA, NY, or MI & kill a P & Y animal. These are all states with high hunters per square mile ratios. In these states, spike bucks walk in very weary of there surroundings. Many hunters in these states live by the "if it's brown, it's down" motto.
I guess I am no better because I joined the argument, but I wish hunters would ban together & fight for each others causes. People are trying to take away the access to lands & the right to bear arms & all we can do is waste time arguing about baiting deer.
