Feed deer

[Wildturkey 2]

Thanks guys for info. Now i just need to figure out how to get a mile or further back in with 20”+ of snow!

Ya that’s the problem the deep snow!!!!

 

[CurtisWalker]

I use a jet sled and pull my corn and alfalfa a mile with it. Takes a little bit but it slides nice.


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[smithhunter1975]

I use a jet sled and pull my corn and alfalfa a mile with it. Takes a little bit but it slides nice.


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I need some snowshoes for that! Not sure i could walk a mile in this crusty heavy snow

 

[crietveld]

I’ve been doing a quarter mile everyday with 3/4 of a five gallon bucket to the back of my farm. Kinda sucks but I like keeping the bucks around for shed hunting. Watching a couple does browse in the creek below my house right now.


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[Obsessed]

If you feed them, they won't fly south for the winter.

We have a periodic expired bread hookup. It doesn't last very long after I put out a pile.

 

[IowaBowHunter1983]

Check out time stamps

 

[Hardwood11]

A little extra nutrition in Minnesota!

 

[hillrunner]

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Weird, you have a lot less snow than us.

 

[Wildturkey 2]

Weird, you have a lot less snow than us.

And a lot less than us also I can’t even get around with side by side snow to deep .

 

[theDoorman]

Weird, you have a lot less snow than us.

Was thinking the same thing.

 

[Daver]

We plowed 2' of snow off of some green plots, see background, and delivered 2 800 lb bales of alfalfa and refilled some corn feeders, etc. Deer, turkey, pheasants were in it within 20 minutes of us clearing out.

They hungy!!

 

[Kkoppy]

I threw out a bale of alfalfa and a bushel of corn on Thursday night and they finally found it this afternoon.

 

[Sligh1]

Yum yum. Leafy green alfalfa.

This is FREE FOOD!!!!!…..

 

[Copenhagen Tob]

Anyone have a recommendation on a feeder for corn/ pelletized feed . One that can be programmed with a spinner, not gravity

 

[Nrharris]

Anyone have a recommendation on a feeder for corn/ pelletized feed . One that can be programmed with a spinner, not gravity

I see your in eastern iowa. Bjornsen pond management in cedar rapids sells the Texas hunter brand. We have their fish feeders and have had good luck. I bought a gravity feeder for deer instead of a programmed one. Went back and forth on it but settled on a banks feeder.