Protein Pellet Ingredients

[Tex1986]

Talked to Dr Kroll at the extravaganza and he was supporting Lonestar. Tdn looks good.


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My guess is because he and the lone star plant are from the same town.


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[bukkskin]

Here is the list thus far:



Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Shiner, TX
Hunt In: Dryden & Hallettsville, TX
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Double Down = 82.6%
Bee County Co-Op Deer Pellets 17 = 77.8%
L&E = 76.7%
Exxtreme Racks 20 = 74%
Record Rack 20 = 71%
AntlerMax 20 = 67%
Red Chain 20 = 65%
Fehner = 64.7%
MG 18% MVP = 64.7%
MG 20% ST = 60.9%
Red Chain 17 = 60%

Is the Bee County feed 17% protien?

I may have to look at L&E again too.
Thanks

[baseball4]

Does anyone know the TDN% of moormans rack plus 18-4.

[TXBRASS]

At the request of baseball4, here is the list with the MoorMan's feed added:


These are the results we have for deer protein TDN:

Double Down = 82.6%
Bee County Co-Op Deer Pellets 17 = 77.8%
Lyssey & Eckel 20% = 76.7%
LoneStar Horns Plus = 75%
Exxtreme Racks 20 = 74%
MoorMan's Rack Plus Deer/Elk 18-4 = 71.5%
Record Rack 20 = 71%
AntlerMax 20 = 67%
Red Chain 20 = 65%
Fehner = 64.7%
MG 18% MVP = 64.7%
Livengood Mega-Rack = 63%
MG 20% ST = 60.9%
Red Chain 17 = 60%

[baseball4]

Thank you.

[sweldo73]

Is the Bee County feed 17% protien?

I may have to look at L&E again too.
Thanks

On the most recent results pic he posted, it shows 20%.

[TXBRASS]

Is the Bee County feed 17% protien?

Thanks

yes..... 17%

[bukkskin]

yes..... 17%

Ok, thanks

[fordsuper08]

does anyone have any idea what the TDN on black eye peas are the feed store owner in sterling city was talking about these when we went and bought protein last month said he feeds them at his personal place and they have like 25% protein they are cheap and we were going to try some just wondering we currently feed the angelo 17% pellet

[TXBRASS]

Most grains, peas, beans have a 90%+ TDN, but not the vitamin or mineral content of a pellet feed. Is like comparing apples to oranges. 100% roasted soybeans would be the highest protein percentage and TDN available, but would lack in vitamins and minerals compared to a pellet. Two totally different animals.


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[fordsuper08]

yea that's kind of what i was thinking the price is cheap enough that in theory we could feed the peas and put of minerals free choice also and still be saving some money but for us we arent as concerned about saving money if we arent getting the results

[Truckman]

Not that we have a choice of LE or DD but I'll stick with the Angelo Pellets

Def enjoyed all the info, great offseason topic and discussion!

No choice for me either. Does anyone know what Angelo Pellets TDN is? They sell several blends. I am using their cowboy 20%

[TXBRASS]

No choice for me either. Does anyone know what Angelo Pellets TDN is? They sell several blends. I am using their cowboy 20%

I’ll try and contact their company tomorrow and post up results if I can obtain the information....

[TXBRASS]

Another one added to the list at the request of Truckman:


These are the results we have for deer protein TDN:

Double Down = 82.6%
Bee County Co-Op Deer Pellets 17 = 77.8%
Lyssey & Eckel 20% = 76.7%
LoneStar Horns Plus = 75%
Exxtreme Racks 20 = 74%
MoorMan's Rack Plus Deer/Elk 18-4 = 71.5%
Record Rack 20 = 71%
Angelo Pellets - Cowboy 20% = 68.5%
AntlerMax 20 = 67%
Red Chain 20 = 65%
Fehner = 64.7%
MG 18% MVP = 64.7%
Livengood Mega-Rack = 63%
MG 20% ST = 60.9%
Red Chain 17 = 60%

[sweldo73]

On post #236, JWHunt posted an updated Feed Analysis Report for the Bee County Co-op Pellets.

They are 20% protein with a TDN at 77.3%.