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#1271571 02/20/15 12:11 PM
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Has anyone used Rice Bran for off season feeding? How well did it do?
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Deer eat it if you can keep the pigs out of it


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come mere deer is a rice bran by product, I believe. I do know deer love it


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I'd think protein feed would be a better purchase this time of year.


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High carbs now vs protein around may/June til September/ October from what I have read. No experience to back it up though.


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My rule has been, start protein pellets with corn first of February. Does should be 1 to 2 months into gestation. Some studies have proven that bigger, healthier fawns turn into bigger, healthier bucks down the road. Go straight protein May to October for both the nursing does and antler growth. Corn em' all deer season.

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OR SAVE THE MONEY AND LET THEM EAT NATURALLY. FOR MANY MANY MANY MOON THERE WAS NO SUCH THING AND THEY HAVE DONE JUST FINE, JUST MY .02 CENTS

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Originally Posted By: D Wilborn
My rule has been, start protein pellets with corn first of February. Does should be 1 to 2 months into gestation. Some studies have proven that bigger, healthier fawns turn into bigger, healthier bucks down the road. Go straight protein May to October for both the nursing does and antler growth. Corn em' all deer season.

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Originally Posted By: D Wilborn
My rule has been, start protein pellets with corn first of February. Does should be 1 to 2 months into gestation. Some studies have proven that bigger, healthier fawns turn into bigger, healthier bucks down the road. Go straight protein May to October for both the nursing does and antler growth. Corn em' all deer season.


I am about a month behind your schedule...but, pretty much follow it to a 'T'!


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