Originally Posted by not the dogs
(Post 4084289)
The bad thing is I can't work anymore. It really bothers me having to depend on family for support. I know that they don't mind but I've always made it by myself. Guess I'm lucky to have family that cares so much for me but it's going to take some time to get use to not working. God will see me through though. Thanks for all of the ideas. This is the best forum on the net with some great guys and gals. Hope that everyone has a great season!
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peanut butter will be a cheap attractant
nail the lid to a tree, screw the plastic jar back on and split the bottom of the peanut butter jar so they can lick it |
I tried peanut butter,here it was to warm and only the bees and wasp and ants loved it.
Unsweetened cool-aid. |
Might have already been mentioned but at Rual King or Tractor Supply they sell wildlife feed blocks that usually retail around 8-9 dollars they last a long time about a month and really attract deer.
CVG Ohio |
Thanks for all of the ideas. The kool-aid thing does sound interesting. I may have to give that a try. Yes I have applied for disability. I know that it may sound crazy to some but not going to work is a very hard thing to deal with. Leaving a job after 16 years that you love doing but can't do anymore takes it's toll on you.
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Bait
Originally Posted by gambit
(Post 4084405)
peanut butter
I have heard that works? Has anyone else tried it? |
Originally Posted by jrfrmn
(Post 4085181)
I have heard that works? Has anyone else tried it?
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Make a Salt or Mineral Lick to draw in the Deer and keep them returning.Dig a small spot up and pour about 10-20 pounds of the cheap rock salt ($4.00 for 40lb bag) on it,add a 1/2 box of Arm & Hammer Super Washing Soda to enhance it and save the extra salt and A & H to refresh it every 2-3 months.You can add some minerals to it a little at a time also!
Apple,Pears and other Fruits will draw in Deer also,Persimmons and Grapes will work very well also! |
Originally Posted by mr.mc54
(Post 4083795)
Salt blocks work, last a long time and are inexpensive.:s2:
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Corn and molasses
Most farmers wont mind to let you pick some corn up off the ground after they cut it. Just find a field and ask for permission. |
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