What do you put into your feeder?
 

I always put in corn. I have gotten some impressive results during the colder months. What else could a guy use?

RE: What do you put into your feeder?
 

Use a corn protein mix and slowly take out the corn and start with the protein! Its cheaper ( or fixin to be) and its great for your deer.

RE: What do you put into your feeder?
 

You can buy a product around here called Purina Deer Chow. It's about $7 more per bag than corn but i have had great luck with it in the past. But nothing beets good ole corn. If you are interested in managing a strong and healthy herd i suggest what maglite said or going with a product like deer chow. Corn does not provide enough nutrition during the winter for whitetails.

RE: What do you put into your feeder?
 

I try to use a 50/50 blend of corn and whatever is available locally. The local seed co-op near my place in OH has the Purina as mentioned above. I've had good luck with a 50/50 mix of that and corn. I've also used feed in a camo bag called "Wildlife Feed" that has corn, sunflower seeds and one or two other ingredients with good results.

-Brian

RE: What do you put into your feeder?
 

34% corn, 33% meat goat pellets, 33% soybeans:D!!!

RE: What do you put into your feeder?
 

I cant get my deer to eat corn. I just tried addind the new acorn rage feeder fat from wildgame innovations. Hopefully that works..

RE: What do you put into your feeder?
 

There probably not finding your corn zophy. I have never heard of a deer passing on corn. Every time that i put up a feeder or move one i always dump out a jug of apple Buck Jam. That always brings them in the first night. Then they discover the corn and keep coming back.

RE: What do you put into your feeder?
 

I am running 50% corn, 50% soy bean. Hard to match the benifiets of soy and corn!

RE: What do you put into your feeder?
 

yeah i always mix my corn with buck jam and they love it!

RE: What do you put into your feeder?
 

The feed store by our lease mixes their own and we have been using their tri mix for almost three years now and they love it....1/3 corn, 1/3 protein and 1/3 split peas......