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what feed do you use in your game feeders for deer, I would like to use pelletized sugar beet, but I am unsure if there is is a specific feeder you would have to use for pellets. Ideally I would like to use what we call pig nuts,about the same size as a 45 slug,again not sure if these feeders are oreintated towards grain. Any info much appreciated. regards griff | ||
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Our club in southern Arkansas uses corn in the feeders. | |||
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Hey Griff, You would need a protein feeder for your application. Just google protein feeders and you will get all the info you need. Here is a link to one of our local outfits that will give you a look at several different types. Feeder Link-Click Here Good Hunting, Bob There is room for all of God's creatures....right next to the mashed potatoes. http://texaspredatorposse.ipbhost.com/ | |||
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We have have one feeder on the lease that is set up to feed goat pellets. It is a 55 gal drum with a toilet flange on the bottom and a sanitary tee with 2 1/2 feet of pvc on the bottom ,with a cap cut in two to let the critters get to the pellets. This didn't cost much to put together. | |||
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thanks for the replies, perhaps I should of phrased the question differently. The problem we have is that there is hundreds of acres of Barley/Wheat/rape/linseed around. The other problem is that there are literally hundreds of Fallow deer, which if left to a help yourself feeder would soon decimate the entire contents of the feeder.I am looking to haul a feeder with a spinner on it up a tree to give it wide coverage, this will only then allow feeding at certain times. Corn in a different area would be fine, but in this case no, so I need a game feeder (electric) that will spin nuts/pellets out.. regards griff | |||
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