Craked Corn for Deer, Yeh, or Ney??
#1
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Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Monroe WI USA
Hey everyone, I am going to try and draw deer into a new certain area that I am going to bowhunt this year and was wondering if putting out " cracked corn" is a good idea? Do deer like " cracked corn" or do they really prefer some other type of food/bait? Let me know soon if you can. Thanks alot!!
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If you can, please email me at [email protected] Thanks!!!!!
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From: Bronwood GA USA
Shelled corn is all you need, which is what most people think of when they say " whole corn." I only use cracked corn in some situations for quail feeders, though birds eat shelled corn just as well, from my experience.
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Yeah whole corn is better because cracked corn can mold and stuff way easier and all animals will eat the whole corn espacially deer. I put some below my treestand outta season one year and I watched a lil spike munch on it with no problems at all.
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From: CWD Central, WI.
timber: Unfortunatly, the bait and feed portion of the CWD rules package was shot down. Sometime this month a set of rules for the CWD management area is suppose to be in place. Common sence would dictate it include a B & F ban in the problem area at the least.
buckkiller1: You better pay close attention this month. I haven' t looked at the CWD zone map in a while, but you have to be close. I heard theres a new one down towards the southern part of the state also. If you cared about the health of the herd, you wouldn' t bait.
buckkiller1: You better pay close attention this month. I haven' t looked at the CWD zone map in a while, but you have to be close. I heard theres a new one down towards the southern part of the state also. If you cared about the health of the herd, you wouldn' t bait.




