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**scott.str** · 07-20-2017, 08:26 AM

Seems roof is to close to salt lick if bucks horns might hot it they won't go for it. Hell my all seasons stand and fill they won't touch the corn under it. (Still waiting on them to finish the diversion plate for it instead of buying the new one). And it would need to be a good 3' or more for some of our pigs if they wanted it they would get it.

**texan16** · 07-20-2017, 08:31 AM

I think you have a good idea going, just need to put it together and work out the kinks. Is the roof too close to the block, is the block high enough to keep pigs off it, will one t-post be able to support the whole thing ??? I am interested to see what you come up with and how well it works.

**twosixteens** · 07-20-2017, 09:27 AM

I don't see too many deer licking the block itself it seems they usually eat the dirt that has soaked up what the rain washed in or hogs broke up.

**texan16** · 07-20-2017, 02:39 PM

Originally posted by twosixteens View Post

I don't see too many deer licking the block itself it seems they usually eat the dirt that has soaked up what the rain washed in or hogs broke up.

Thats true, but he could stick a protein block on it just as well, and deer bite directly off the protein blocks. Rain and protein blocks dont jive, so if he can keep it covered he would be in business.

**2014FusionM** · 07-21-2017, 05:42 AM

Originally posted by texan16 View Post

Thats true, but he could stick a protein block on it just as well, and deer bite directly off the protein blocks. Rain and protein blocks dont jive, so if he can keep it covered he would be in business.

This is really the plan of action I want to take. Find what they really like then cover it so it will stay there longer so i do not have to make that extra trip out there.