ok i hunt on 20 acres of land 5-10 mi east of concan,texas.......we have plenty hogs but hardly any deer we have two corn feeders on this land and three ponds...the land is open and woody and it is right at the edge of a hill......what do yall think i can do to atract more deer into this land?
i have bought milo corn buck grub hog wild and nothing seems to work what would yall suggest me doing i have a small 30 by 40 feet foodplot with a fence around it ready for next year im planning on planting whitetails extreme and i was also thinkin of planting on all of the main roads or do yall think i should just supplement the plants and oaks that are already there?i would very much appreciate yalls help

Sounds like you need some cover!

the kidd , your just south of us. Check your PM box.

best of luck

I would start by controlling the hog population, if you have enough cover then it sounds like the hogs are outcompeteing everything else. They are an exotic invasive species and will disrupt the natural ecosystem.

the thing i would do is hire a wildlife biologist they will know excatly what you need but it you don't have that much money you need to lessen the popluation of the hogs. another thing is you might just not have a good poplulation of deer in the area if not then i don't know what to do but good luck

I KNOW THERE ARE DEER THERE BECAUSE I ALWAYS HEAR SHOTS DURING GUN SEASON AND I WILL HEAR THEM ON THERE WALKIE TALKIES I WAS THINKIN THAT THEERE IS JUST ALOT OF PRESSURE ON THE DEER SO WE WOULD HAVE TO LAY BACK MORE AND I WAS GOIN TO GET A PROTEIN FEEDER GOING THIS WEEKEND .....COMPARE TO LAST YEAR THE TRACKS OF HOGS AND DEER HAVE DOUBLED AND MAYBE EVEN TRIPLED SO HOPEFULLY THIS IS A GOOD SIGN BUT WE WILL SEE WHAT HAPPENS THIS WEEKEND

I HATE TO SAY THIS BUT I THINK THERE IS NO WAY TO POSSIBLY CHANGE THE HOG POPULATION ALTHOUG WE HAVE KILLED MORE THAN 30

20 acres isn't very much for hunting.

If you can sit up on top of a hill looking down on the feeders, it might help. Especially if you can set up in a manner that keeps your scent away from the feeder when you enter and leave the stand.