I like my feeder between 17-20 yards and hand corn on my side of it. I see no reason to challenge my poor marksmanship!
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Originally posted by Reaper87 View PostI guess I’m the odd man out. My feeder is about 70 yards from my Krivoman. And yes that is my bow stand. I hand corn a small flat right in front of me out to about 22-23 yards. I’ve been corning this spot for a few years. Every time I go the the lease I put out 50-100 lbs of corn in this flat. It just keeps the deer checking it. All you need is one deer to stop on that hand corn and curiosity gets the better of them and they come check it out too. Most of the time every deer that goes to the corn or protein feeder ends up on my hand corn. I think it puts deer at ease to be away from the feed pen. They seem to be more relaxed and stay longer.
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Originally posted by Mudslinger View PostSo with a feeder throwing corn they can be up to 50-60 yards from you. WHY?
Putting your stand further away from the feeder makes the animals more secure and comfortable, I’ve doubled and tripled the amount I see now, will be moving my stands further this year, I learned this 20 years ago from Jamesl on the Junco Ranch
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Originally posted by neskora View PostInteresting approach. Even inside the feed pens it also seems to me the deer prefer hand corn, so I kind of get it. May be a stupid question, but do you ever shoot deer at the feeder or rely only on them coming to your flat?
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