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    What are your guys opinions on using this for deer food? The property we hunt is just bush... No farmer fields around...

    Do you think it would be worthwhile to sift through?

    Last edited by ph13; September 4th, 2014 at 06:48 PM.

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    Using what? No links or product info.

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    Sorry but baiting with Oodmag.com probly won't attract any deer lol

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    Pics soon, technical difficulties lol

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    Very similar to what I use. Mine has alot less chaff though. No fields for 25 miles around.
    How is it one careless cigarette can cause a forest fire, but it takes a whole box of matches to light a campfire?

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    Put it out as is! They will pick thru it along with every other critter, none will go to waste between deer, coons, squirrels, mice.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gooseman View Post
    Put it out as is! They will pick thru it along with every other critter, none will go to waste between deer, coons, squirrels, mice.
    That's exactly what I was hoping to hear!!

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    Looks like Chicken Scratch to me..... Looks like food to deer....

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    I've tried stuff like that (used to work at a feed store and got to keep returns/spillage) and what I found was that once it got wet it got mouldy real fast. Deer will not touch it then.

    The only think that doesn't seem to care is porcupines....I think they like fermented grains

    After all the stuff I put out thru the years.....whole corn is the best....

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    Quote Originally Posted by MikePal View Post
    I've tried stuff like that (used to work at a feed store and got to keep returns/spillage) and what I found was that once it got wet it got mouldy real fast. Deer will not touch it then.

    The only think that doesn't seem to care is porcupines....I think they like fermented grains

    After all the stuff I put out thru the years.....whole corn is the best....
    Yeah...that's what I've heard to... We're going to be putting it in some diy feeders which will hopefully protect it from getting wet/mouldy

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