LeftyBuckmaster

hoss do you eat the apples that fall off the tree and become rotten. I prefer to feed the apples to the deer after 2-3 days of being sacked up because they are more aromatic allowing the deer to smell them more easily. I don't eat the rotten apples so I might as well feed them to the deer.

isatarak

I have put out apples on my property and there aren't any apple trees for miles. If they scare the deer, they aren't scared long. Pears are even better. If you can find some old pear trees around and pick up pears off the ground, brown ones and all, put in a bucket with some corn and chop up, deer go crazy over it.

halfrack VIII

i've almost every fruit and vegatable growing on farms around me to deer, i worked on organic farm that had a big farm stand, and i'd take anything they wouldn't put out so august and september my deer had a little of everything, but they liked the apples the most

fingerz42

Fruit doesnt have any fat content. Its fruit. Obviously you can get fat from eating a bunch of fruit. But you'd have to eat so much that your teeth would fall out before you could actually gain anything. And even then you'd be gaining weight from the intake of carbohydrates in a simple sugar known as fructose. An overindulgence in any of the three calorie bases will end with weight gain. Even an overabundance of protein will go unused by the body and be stored as fat. The nutrition facts can be misleading because people think things with no fat content (pop, koolaid, etc) wont make them fat. Obviously its not always just the fat calories that get you. Anyways, thats neither here nor there, just wanted to clear that up.

tjjon

I have used them in Jersey and they work great my problem was that they are expensive unless you buy a bin and then you have to store them, they do spoil fast and the bee's are a nightmare.But they are great

j2000

I have many apple trees on my 25 acres here in northeast pa. and the deer love them.there has not to many yrs. that i didnt get a nice buck hunting near these apple trees.and yes the meat definately tastes real good but nothing like beef.

Western MA Hunter

all the time!