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Timothy Covington
14 years ago

Jack, other than the corn disappearing, how do you know that it is deer eating the corn? I’ve seen plenty of game camera photos that show squirrels, raccoons and other wildlife eating the corn (but, no deer).

Tim Covington
14 years ago

I’m just wishing they would let me bait deer on federal public land.

Tim Covington
14 years ago

Well, there are some excellent products out there (C’Mere Deer, Acorn Rage, others) that don’t require a feeder. What to me is funny is that, if I found an apple tree and hunted over it, it would be legal. However, if I scattered few apples and hunted over them, it’s illegal on public land (and in some states).

I also know better than to leave anything set up on public land. I worked in Yellowstone National Park and have seen just about everything rotten/stupid that the public can do.

rdavidj
rdavidj
14 years ago

Are the legs steady? Would a big gust of wind or deer bumping knock it over?

Bill
Bill
14 years ago

Jack, interesting the way you boys hunt in the heartland. Deer hunting seems more for sustenance than sport. Thanks for the inspiration.

Bill
Bill
14 years ago

I’m in California. Opening day is Saturday. I’ll be sitting on a mountainside at 4:00 a.m. this Saturday waiting and watching in an area I’ve scouted. My buddies and I will be looking for bucks out to 300 yards. We’ll glass and stalk the rest of the weekend if that’s what it takes to put meat in the freezer. Good luck to you fellas this deer season.

Tracy
14 years ago

I have posted this on my face book. I have lots of family who hunt. I like this for other reasons; I may use this to feed chickens. Looks like it would hold a ton of food, my chicken yard is open to the sun so I could do a solar charger. I know my chickens would get a kick out of chasing the flying food. Manna from heaven!

Mike
Mike
14 years ago

Jack, Love the deer feeder. How about a video how to on how to butcher a deer when you get one.