Troy R

Let' s say that you have a feeder on the side of a hill that is 150yds up from bottom to top and your feeder is located 100yds to the top. Lots of oak trees,not alot of brush. The bottom is a creek where the deer travel through. Well I have a feeder there for a couple weeks, I cant get the deer to feed the area of my property where the feeder is. Do you think if I took some of Doe in rut lure and maybe dripped some in the feeder area it might help the deer get to the feeder? I cant really take the feeder down the hill any further because it turns into someone elses property.

I thought if I used the tinks #69 lure there a deer might think there is activity up there, and if they saw the food then they might come and visit often..


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Troy

Troy R

There has been 30 views, does that mean nobody in here has a clue and we all are rookies?

Troy

Woodrow88

Dont know where your at but right now here in KY the deer have plenty of acorns to eat and aren' t eating much of my corn. They' ll find your corn just give them some time. Put some mollasis out by it and i guarantee they' ll find it.

blindhog

Try some peanut butter......

Take a jar and put some holes in it, then nail the lid to a tree trunk or fence post, and screww the jar back on so the holes are downward. This will cause the butter to drip out slowly.

Mod70

Give it time the deer will find it. It took about two months for one of my feeder.

model722

As others have said be patient they' ll find it. Sometimes it can take 6-8 weeks for them to find it and get use to it being there.

JeramyK

Once they start running out of other food choices they' ll start hitting the feeder. Unless they don' t like what you' re putting in it.

buckmine

Some of us would be rookies because our state doesn' t allow it.

And some who view that are not allowed to bait like your state allows are only curious to see what you other " hunters" say.........

rochelle

How bout using good woodsmanship as opposed to relying on a feeder to do the work for you...hunt the terrain!

Troy R

rochelle,
That sounds like a good idea, one that I have done my whole life. I have never hunted a baited area,or have never baited deer in any way.

We have a serious tresspassing/poaching problem out here in my area. So on my dad' s land I have put up some feeder' s to hopefully some part of the time the deer can hang out here, instead of hanging out in the wrong area' s, which I know they are going to do anyway " hey there deer I know they will move. But this area I think they will end up hanging out in,because its big enough and has alot of oaks in it, I am just trying to get them to hang out longer with the extra benefits I give them. There is noene in the woods here ever so they shouldnt ever get spooked, unless someone tries to tresspass my dads land which will not be good for the trespasser here in Arkansas.
Besides if I was to hunt the deer in my parents area they would be upset, They like having them around. Kinda like there bird feeders. They like eating deer just not there local ones. So I have many places to hunt deer, and its not in there area.

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Troy