Sweet Feed or Corn!?
I have some private land in Florida and Got the deer coming in on corn I have nothing else but corn there. So I want to make sure the nice buck I have coming in stays. There isn't a way I can plant a plot, So how do I keep him coming back. Hes A Huge 7 point. Especially for Florida and He probally scores 110. I Herd a fella talking about how he would start feeding him Sweet Feed for Like cattle or something. Would anyone try this, and/or has anyone already tried this and what success did you have?:lolabove:
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My brother has tried it, it started to get moldy before the deer hit it of course it was a new area so they hadnt been going there on a regular basis. Our deer got corn all around and they still hit up that corn but I don't bait to often.
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I like corn because I know it works.
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when we first moved to the tract of property we live on now i wanted to see if/what kinda deer we had in the area, i put corn out for two months with nothing but coons showing up, tried a bag of 10% sweet feed and in less than a week deer were showing up real regular...the down side, ants, they like it too:rant:
now i just plant it, don't hunt here though, the wife enjoys watching the deer:confused0024: |
Why stop using corn when that's what he is coming to in the first place....
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Originally Posted by bryant1
(Post 3516252)
Why stop using corn when that's what he is coming to in the first place....
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if you really want to get those deer coming in use a trophy rock it is a deer mineral lick if you want to learn more about them then go to trophyrock.com
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I got the trophy rock out there! only thing thats touching that is the rain.
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Originally Posted by dpj1030
(Post 3516317)
I got the trophy rock out there! only thing thats touching that is the rain.
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Keep using corn and leave that gimmick junk alone. The only product more effective than corn in Florida is acorns |
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