Are your deer still hitting the acorn pretty hard? For the past month we had been getting no pics on the feeder cams and then last week the does started showing back up on the feeders pretty consistently for some reason.

This year there were a handful of Live Oak Trees that a few acorns but they are now long gone I would think. With it being so hot and dry now the deer are really eating protein and corn right now. I have so much activity in the feed pens and areas I road feed they have beaten the grass/weeds down and the ground is powder.

My protein has slowed down but corn has interested them much more and the oats are still doing pretty good... not much longer without rain though

still plenty of trees dropping here but much less acorns than last

Deer in our area are picking at corn on the roads and unpenned feeders, but they've completely ignored feed in the pen.. I even left the gate open all last week hoping the pigs would clean up and it's still piling up.. we've had one heck of an acorn crop this year. Our sightings have improved every week though, just not a lot of interest in corn right now.

Hogs have eaten most of the acorns, deer hitting feeders, road corn and wheat.

I turned my feeder to 1 second in morning and evening last weekend. Just a big pile of corn under it and millions of acorns on my place. They are still hitting the oat food plot late in the evenings. So, I'm hoping.

I have no oaks so no acorns. They are killing my feeders (especially the protein) and food plots.

A picture is worth a thousand words......mine looks the same...

I'm glad i'm not the only one in this boat. I mean dang it, I wish we didn't have this problem. My gate is open too!

You must not have hogs?

No oaks on our place but they are hammering the protein more than I've ever since we started feeding year round.....3x 1000lb feeders and 1x 2000lb feeder needing topping off every 2 weeks (LF).

No interest in corn. No interest in roasted soy. Not hitting protein. My turnips are untouched and leafy tops are 18" are tall. My oats look like they need to be mowed.

I wish we didn't.. they just have no interest.. I have one boar that will come in late but he's not helping much

I sure hope they are gone

I ended up having to do the same thing about 3 weeks ago. Hoping they'll start hitting the corn hard enough that I need to turn it back up.

Live oaks (older ones) still dropping nice, fat, purdy acorns here, post oaks look done and many are not solid. Food plot is getting a lot of use, corn and protien getting hit a little buy dowes and yearlings here.

Every stitch of corn on my place is always eaten. Course its not all from the deer or even the hogs. Squirrels,coons,birds and corn buzzards.
One thing I did notice weekend before last is that the acorn crop was just fair compared to year before last. Also noticed that the does and this years youngsters seemed to be the ones mainly hitting the feeders. This button buck came right in one morning to get his fill of corn. His mama stood off about 25 yards to my right stomping her feet at me and moving her head trying to make me out. Good sized six passed by and was hitting acorns didn't give my feeder even a second thought.

Deer never stop eating corn at our place, but will eat all the protein first (timed protein feeder). Young bucks will jump in the pen to eat just minutes after you fill it and almost refuse to leave the pen even after shooting.

They hungry