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Mid Plains 08-08-2004 09:25 PM

RE: Peanut Butter
 
I'd be surprised if peanut butter stayed aroung long enough for a deer to eat it.My guess is that squirrels,insects, and especially birds like Jays and Flickers would clean out a stash in short order.

johnl 08-09-2004 05:35 AM

RE: Peanut Butter
 
I tried it with no luck

Ol Gutshot 08-10-2004 08:14 AM

RE: Peanut Butter
 
We'll have an answer soon enough. We are going to use Junior's Huntin Lab-i-tory to find out. One of my hunting partners has a couple of pet deer he keeps in a 2 acre high fence. I mean a pet like you can pet them and one is a big buck. We are going to fee Thumper so peanut butter and see if he likes it.

ls2215 08-15-2004 09:49 PM

RE: Peanut Butter
 
I DON'T KNOW ABOUT PEANUT BUTTER, BUT A BUDDY OF MINE AND I STARTED MIXING CORN AND DRY, POWDERED STRAWBERRY JELLO. WE USED A POST-HOLE DIGGER AND FILLED THE MIXTURE INTO A HOLE ABOUT TWO FEET DEEP. WE HAVE TO DIG AND FILL NEW HOLES EVERY 2 TO 3 DAYS. I WOULD NOT EVER HAVE BELIEVED IT IF I HADN'T DONE IT MYSELF!

Ol Gutshot 08-16-2004 10:04 AM

RE: Peanut Butter
 
HA! There are products that are meant to be used that way(much pricier than jello, to be sure) I have a buddy that runs an outfitter's store and he gave me some addative and at the time I was mixing it with my corn, I remember that is smelled remarkably like Jello or Kool-Aid. . . .ummmm....I think we can all agree that deer like sweet stuff. . . . I heard of a guy using donuts on string. Heh! Well, you are either going to find success or have a boatlaod of diabetic deer running around. . . .


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