Anyone Sell White Oak Acorns
#1
Thread Starter
Join Date: Sep 2003
Posts: 19
Anyone Sell White Oak Acorns
Looking for a supplier of White Oak acorns. Need up to 500lbs. Anyone else ever tried this instead of corn.
I' m willing to try anything. My deer will NOT come to corn feeders. I shouldn' t complain we do have plenty of natural food. But I need something to attract to a specific area.
Thanks
I' m willing to try anything. My deer will NOT come to corn feeders. I shouldn' t complain we do have plenty of natural food. But I need something to attract to a specific area.
Thanks
#2
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: chiefland Florida USA
Posts: 5,417
RE: Anyone Sell White Oak Acorns
I believe it will be hard to find that many white oak acorns.do you have any idea why they want come to the corn?
I have never known deer to not come to and eat corn.we put it out and in two or three days they are cleaning it up.is there any sign around the corn feeders?
Have you tried any of the deer feeds or other grains?
I have never known deer to not come to and eat corn.we put it out and in two or three days they are cleaning it up.is there any sign around the corn feeders?
Have you tried any of the deer feeds or other grains?
#3
Thread Starter
Join Date: Sep 2003
Posts: 19
RE: Anyone Sell White Oak Acorns
I have not tried any other types of grains. Been thinking about Buck Grub. Live in the country in an incredibly good area for deer...considering my area. Am lucky enough to live beside my lease, remote neighbors, etc. Can see a salt lick from this window that is used regularly. Interesting, heavy use in the last 2 weeks they must have dug down another 8-10" in that time. It is secluded enough that they are comfortable and it has been established for years.
Anyway, tried corn in several places on lease and farm. Salt lick seemed like a sure thing cause I could see traffic. Anywhere I put it the corn either sprouts or rots on the ground. (fishermen- it produces a great grub that we tore up the bream on). Even tried to sweeten up with Beast Feast to no result. Had a suggestion of grape koolaid topping from a friend. Says it works on his place.
Scent companies buy them somewhere. Found a 25,000 lb load. Might bag and sell myself next year! Look for the ad
Thanks
Anyway, tried corn in several places on lease and farm. Salt lick seemed like a sure thing cause I could see traffic. Anywhere I put it the corn either sprouts or rots on the ground. (fishermen- it produces a great grub that we tore up the bream on). Even tried to sweeten up with Beast Feast to no result. Had a suggestion of grape koolaid topping from a friend. Says it works on his place.
Scent companies buy them somewhere. Found a 25,000 lb load. Might bag and sell myself next year! Look for the ad
Thanks
#5
RE: Anyone Sell White Oak Acorns
If I could mass produce a pellet that worked in your corn feeders but had the taste, smell, and nutritional value of a white oak acorn would yall be interestd??
BTW-I would have to sell it for around $8 per 50lb bag.
BTW-I would have to sell it for around $8 per 50lb bag.
#10
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Nov 2014
Posts: 2,743
I used to have a lot of folks that would rake them into piles and I would go get them and throw em out in my backyard, squirrels used to go nuts, some days would see like 20-25 of them in the piles
be coming out of winter FAT or fatter than they went into it, as they stock piled so many and guess eat all winter long like little pigs LOL