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I've had really good luck getting them off the ground by drilling a hole in it and then setting it on a piece of rebar wired to a t post drive in the ground. Lasted for a real long time that way and hogs couldn't get at them. Someone on here shared that tip with me a few years ago. I first saw this on the QDMA website. I tried it and I have video of mature bucks staring those TR's on a T-post down and avoiding them. I'm sure they'd get used to them after a while. But don't expect a mature buck's blessing for a while. Nonetheless, it's a great idea... if the deer ever gets used to the setup. Let me say that from my perspective... the deer LOVE TR's!! I have gotten a lot of bucks on camera all summer long on TR's! They'll show up with their buddies almost like clockwork.
Last edited by Antlerfluke; 06/05/20 06:53 PM.
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