2020/2021 east texas hunting thread

[Greenheadless]

Does anyone have experience with these types of demand feeders? Specifically whether or not they’re mostly hog proof. I need to do something but where I want to put it is a bit tight for a pen.

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Interested as well.

Some overall measurements would be appreciated (trough size, height to bottom off roof, roof size)?

What do you use for the trough base? How do you keep the protein from clumping up and getting wet?

Thanks in advance.

[SRK14]

Anyone seeing bucks grouping back up yet?

[Marsh Bandit]

Anyone seeing bucks grouping back up yet?

Not in Anderson county this weekend. Bucks fighting each other and chasing the does

[Hix]

Does anyone have experience with these types of demand feeders? Specifically whether or not they’re mostly hog proof. I need to do something but where I want to put it is a bit tight for a pen.

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I’ve wondered if you could fence it back just far enough to keep a pig from climbing in but close enough a deer could reach over the panels and eat from the trough.


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[Pineywoodkiller]

Chasing does where we are in rusk county. It was a good weekend



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[TX Outlaw]

Got my target buck down this morning been hunting him over a month

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Congrats

[Etxbuckman]

Chasing does where we are in rusk county. It was a good weekend



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I feel like we kinda overlooked your last two posts. LOL Sorry about that.

Congratulations to you and your group.

[Etxbuckman]

Not in Anderson county this weekend. Bucks fighting each other and chasing the does

Where abouts in Anderson County (just generally speaking)? They’ve pretty well wrapped up the primary rut where we hunt.

[Pernell]

All of hard work has finally started paying off. We have killed a 171, 157,156, and 151. Low Fence

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[Etxbuckman]

All of hard work has finally started paying off. We have killed a 171, 157,156, and 151. Low Fence

Wow!

[Quackerbox]

Heck of a pile of deer Goober

Does anyone have experience with these types of demand feeders? Specifically whether or not they’re mostly hog proof. I need to do something but where I want to put it is a bit tight for a pen.

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I built one like that for my wife using an old creep feeder roof and scrap lumber. Its on landscape timber skids and has been in the woods for its 3rd season. I have not had any issues with hogs messing with it and we have PLENTY.

I cant remember how high the sides are but I did have to lower them a hair cause yearlings were having a hard time eating out of it. Most times the feed doesn't last long enough to get clumped from rain.

[drop dead fred]

Deer ate 50 lbs of feed last night you’d think they are starving


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[Pstraw]

[QUOTE=Pernell;15287558]All of hard work has finally started paying off. We have killed a 171, 157,156, and 151. Low Fence

Y'all are knocking down some real nice deer. Congratulations!

[TXDUCKCUTTER]

Mines prolly 36'' tall and they will get into it as far as they can reach.Id recommend a minimum 32' dia pen ,8 16'x48'' panels.But bigger is better.

Does anyone have experience with these types of demand feeders? Specifically whether or not they’re mostly hog proof. I need to do something but where I want to put it is a bit tight for a pen.

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[TXDUCKCUTTER]

Same South of Riverside ,does are grouping up and hammering the corn piles.Bye Bye acorns.

Deer ate 50 lbs of feed last night you’d think they are starving


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