My feeders are winch-up w/eliminator plates and nothing has gotten to them in several years.
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Originally posted by gonehuntin68 View PostYes, and the same thing will happen to you when you mistakenly grab one of the poles or rub up against one. Poles will get covered in dirt and corn dust. I greased my feeder legs once and will never do it again.
Not to mention the smell to a new deer. I always wondered what a new mature buck from the neighbors who has never been to my feedpen and is not used to said grease smell in the woods, would do. What's he gonna think when he rolls up checking for does or corn and hits that new smell to him? I'm thinking there is a chance he is not going to like it.
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Originally posted by Smart View PostYup....the coons can eat all the corn they want before I do that shizzle again.....
Not to mention the smell to a new deer. I always wondered what a new mature buck from the neighbors who has never been to my feedpen and is not used to said grease smell in the woods, would do. What's he gonna think when he rolls up checking for does or corn and hits that new smell to him? I'm thinking there is a chance he is not going to like it.
He'll never get there with the noise that slinky is gonna make.
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Originally posted by super_dave View PostHe'll never get there with the noise that slinky is gonna make.
Well since hunting deer at night is illegal, when most coons would come out to make them make noise , I'd like my chances more with a slinky than grease during the day..
Luckily I'm not gonna need either ....
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Originally posted by Smart View PostWell since hunting deer at night is illegal, when most coons would come out to make them make noise , I'd like my chances more with a slinky than grease during the day..
Luckily I'm not gonna need either ....
You're forgetting I'm in east Texas
We need all the help we can get
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