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#1351590 05/16/15 01:28 PM
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So while at the feed store buying protein pellets for my feeders yesterday they told me about Deer365. Its a high(20%) protein/ mineral mix that is waterproof I guess supposed to cap over when it gets wet and supposedly coons wont eat it. Looks like rice bran mixed with saw dust and smells like oatmeal. I bought some because I will try anything once. My question is does anyone else have any experience with it and I usually only feed out of timed feeders but not real sure how this will do in my feeders don't want it clogging up, everything Ive read about it they put it in a trough feeder or straight on ground like a mineral lick.

www.DEER365.net

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if it sounds too good to be true......

I can't imagine ANY deer feed that coons won't eat.


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I have yet to find a water proof pellet! Water resistain and water proof are 2 different things. IF IT works I would give it a try myself. Please let us know how it works thumbup

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I guess water proof was a bad choice of words. Just says that it caps over when rained on and its not a pellet its just dust really. Not real sure what it has that repels coons but we will find out, Im headed to my camp tomorrow to put it and a camera out.

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How much $ ?



"Why do you ask"?

Too many people spend money they don't have , on things they don't need, to impress people they don't know.







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$17 for 50 lbs. I put it out today, just poured it on the ground and gonna see what happens. If it really is coon proof then even at that price I will be switching to this because from looking at my camera pictures I would imagine coons are eating 25% or so of whatever I put out. I really wish it were turkey proof also.

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Just trap the coons out and problem solved.


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Originally Posted By: treyholmes83
$17 for 50 lbs. I put it out today, just poured it on the ground and gonna see what happens. If it really is coon proof then even at that price I will be switching to this because from looking at my camera pictures I would imagine coons are eating 25% or so of whatever I put out. I really wish it were turkey proof also.


Do you have a turkey problem? grin


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Originally Posted By: foldemup
Originally Posted By: treyholmes83
$17 for 50 lbs. I put it out today, just poured it on the ground and gonna see what happens. If it really is coon proof then even at that price I will be switching to this because from looking at my camera pictures I would imagine coons are eating 25% or so of whatever I put out. I really wish it were turkey proof also.


Do you have a turkey problem? grin


Dang ground buzzards...good for nothing but messing up a good deer hunt. grin


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BhamFred #1352581 05/18/15 11:36 AM
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Originally Posted By: BhamFred
I can't imagine ANY deer feed that coons won't eat.


There ain't NUTHIN' that a coon won't eat!!!!


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Originally Posted By: ikillbux
Originally Posted By: BhamFred
I can't imagine ANY deer feed that coons won't eat.


There ain't NUTHIN' that a coon won't eat!!!!


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There is 2 different high fence. 1 small and one big! Mine was free range in the big pen and was not a breeder buck. Why does it have to be twisted around??
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tried something just like that. It probably is same stuff, but yep was told coons wont touch it and yep they hit it...

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Originally Posted By: QDMAV8R
Originally Posted By: foldemup
Originally Posted By: treyholmes83
$17 for 50 lbs. I put it out today, just poured it on the ground and gonna see what happens. If it really is coon proof then even at that price I will be switching to this because from looking at my camera pictures I would imagine coons are eating 25% or so of whatever I put out. I really wish it were turkey proof also.


Do you have a turkey problem? grin


Dang ground buzzards...good for nothing but messing up a good deer hunt. grin




I would be more than happy to take care of those "Ground Buzzards" for you!


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