When are manger ask us to do this we used dried Pinto's our deer loved them
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Originally posted by Burnadell View PostSince corn is mainly an attractant and provides little, if any, nutritional benefits, it would be better to feed protein during the antler growing season, then start corn a month before whitetail season.
If you are trying to attract exotics, its a different deal.
Anyway, I feed protein and corn year-round whether it helps them or not. It's just a habit.
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[quote=Burnadell;13439331]Originally posted by Jbird8791 View Post
Ah, didn't realize you had exotics and are still hunting them. Corn does not do much for their nutritional needs, just like candy to them, so they are attrated to it. That makes sense with exotics.
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Originally posted by Smart View PostSounds like a micro-manager....
Good luck Jbird, we've had good luck with 50/50 corn&ROASTED soybean mix. We source it from waller rice drierLast edited by louieagarcia; 06-20-2018, 02:32 PM.
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Originally posted by Jbird8791 View PostLand owner told us last week he doesn’t only want corn in feeders because of the heat. We are already feeding protein at spots. He wants corn mixed with something else in sling feeders. Eldorado area, any suggestions?
Any pelletized feed will be fine, even if its calf, goat or rabbit feed. Tractor Supply has some real good Elk and Deer feed, same stuff Sabre mentioned...they go right to itLast edited by lovemylegacy; 06-20-2018, 06:43 PM.
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Originally posted by louieagarcia View PostNawww....a micro manager would have told him a specific mix ratio and how many seconds to throw as well
Good luck Jbird, we've had good luck with 50/50 corn&ROASTED soybean mix. We source it from waller rice drier
Naaawww, that would be a *****
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Originally posted by BrandonA View PostI'm assuming the reason he said he doesn't want to feed corn is because it considered a "hot" feed. Some say corn will increase the body heat of an animal. There has always been a debate if this is true or not. I know a lot of old timers that swear by it. Others say that corn itself doesn't make them hot but the increased energy and activity gained from corn does.
I bet this is his reason 🤯
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Originally posted by Russ79 View PostSounds like he wants you to start improving the herd for the next group he leases to for twice the money. Plus he will have pictures, that you have to supply, to back this up.
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Originally posted by BrandonA View PostCorn soybean mix. I'm assuming the reason he said he doesn't want to feed corn is because it considered a "hot" feed. Some say corn will increase the body heat of an animal. There has always been a debate if this is true or not. I know a lot of old timers that swear by it. Others say that corn itself doesn't make them hot but the increased energy and activity gained from corn does.
has been debated for a long time for all livestock and critters, even among chicken breeders.
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Originally posted by Russ79 View PostSounds like he wants you to start improving the herd for the next group he leases to for twice the money. Plus he will have pictures, that you have to supply, to back this up.
What does he care, unless he is hunting also?
Wierd
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