Feeding, might be stupid question.

[turkish]

Originally Posted by Rancher

That’s a strange translation Turk

My point exactly, though poorly worded.

[Tjc]

Originally Posted by canebrake

He don’t kiss that end. [IMG class=inlineimg]https://forums.bullnettlenews.com/images/newemot/msp_biggrin.gif[/IMG]

Oh, I get it now!!

[Tjc]

Millennial? How young do you think I am? Haha[/QUOTE]

Ha

[MS Hunter]

Just don't put it out.

[Tjc]

Originally Posted by MS Hunter

Just don't put it out.

Nah

[Shackbully58]

Preventing nose to nose contact isnt the goal, that will never happen. The idea is to reduce the saturation of the soil with urine and fecal matter so they wont constantly stand in it then lick their feet and so on and so forth.
Capiche'

[Tjc]

Originally Posted by Shackbully58

Preventing nose to nose contact isnt the goal, that will never happen. The idea is to reduce the saturation of the soil with urine and fecal matter so they wont constantly stand in it then lick their feet and so on and so forth.
Capiche'

Sounds like a scrape to me, besides the fact that besides standing in urine and licking feet they also lick overhanging branches and rub it all over their face. But at least most scrapes are only worked for 60 to 90 days.
I can honestly say I have found deer poop under oak trees, in food plots and in scrapes but never under a feeder.

[deerhunt1988]

Originally Posted by Tjc

Sounds like a scrape to me, besides the fact that besides standing in urine and licking feet they also lick overhanging branches and rub it all over their face. But at least most scrapes are only worked for 60 to 90 days.
I can honestly say I have found deer poop under oak trees, in food plots and in scrapes but never under a feeder.

Put a camera on a scrape, then put a camera on a feeder. Come back in a month and count the number of pictures.

[pearlriver_swampbuck]

Public Service Announcement: Don't forget to remove those empty feed bags from the rear of your trucks. Just ride around and count empty bags on the shoulders of highways.
Disgusting...that's all I got to say about that, stay safe.

[kissfan9]

Originally Posted by malfrun

So I moved out of MS back in 08 or so and hunting over corn was illegal. This is the first year since I moved back that we getting the old camp back in shape to hunt and was getting ready to take all my feeders down in the next couple weeks and started reading the regs.

Am I reading this stuff right that you can have a feeder in the middle of your food plot slinging corn out during hunting season now as long as it's off the ground and covered?

Part of me is like wtf, and the other part is about to go to the county co-op and get a trailer load of corn and stick a feeder under every stand.

Worst thing Mississippi ever did was to legalize this crap. No one knows how to HUNT anymore. Teaching all the kids to be deer shooters not hunters!