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Deer Must Be Hungry! #2482348 08/05/11 08:50 PM
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My brother and dad went down to our place this weekend to do some more work on the camp house, and put up an extra feeder and water trough with float that we had out in front of the camp so we have some game to watch. They put it up around noon today and already have deer at it while they watch a hundred yards away!

Why do I have to be at work?

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Re: Deer Must Be Hungry! [Re: redchevy] #2482369 08/05/11 09:04 PM
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Originally Posted By: redchevy

Why do I have to be at work?

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Some one has to pay for the corn!!



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Re: Deer Must Be Hungry! [Re: Western] #2482480 08/05/11 09:54 PM
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Not great, but here is a pic, they said the deer still look good though. She is hard to see, but right under feeder with head down.





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Re: Deer Must Be Hungry! [Re: redchevy] #2483069 08/06/11 02:35 AM
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I don't think your feeder is high enough. up


Re: Deer Must Be Hungry! [Re: TXW] #2483089 08/06/11 02:45 AM
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Originally Posted By: TXW
I don't think your feeder is high enough. up


No - it is high enough. The deer are just really short.


Re: Deer Must Be Hungry! [Re: Bonner] #2483225 08/06/11 03:42 AM
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Midget deer



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Re: Deer Must Be Hungry! [Re: Hellonwheels] #2483457 08/06/11 06:46 AM
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I think the feeder could be a few feet higher rofl



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TWX...now that is funny!!! Thanks for the morning laughter!!!


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Originally Posted By: TXW
I don't think your feeder is high enough. up



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Re: Deer Must Be Hungry! [Re: BMD] #2484247 08/06/11 06:08 PM
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Re: Deer Must Be Hungry! [Re: NTX270] #2484642 08/06/11 10:06 PM
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Well yal think mine is too tall and I think about 90% of them on here are too short, when the deer/hog/cow can reach up and hit the motor its too short. Grandpa built the feeder about 30 years ago and its worked just fine grin It spreads the corn out more when it is higher up more deer feed more comfortably



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Re: Deer Must Be Hungry! [Re: redchevy] #2485975 08/07/11 03:35 PM
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FAA violation unless you have red beacon on top!

Seriously though my timers are at eye level and I'm 6'6". A few years ago I saw a buck stand up on his hind legs and butt the timer to shake the corn down.......thank goodness for a well built varmint guard..!



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Re: Deer Must Be Hungry! [Re: redchevy] #2486032 08/07/11 04:02 PM
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Originally Posted By: redchevy
Well yal think mine is too tall and I think about 90% of them on here are too short, when the deer/hog/cow can reach up and hit the motor its too short. Grandpa built the feeder about 30 years ago and its worked just fine grin It spreads the corn out more when it is higher up more deer feed more comfortably


I'd rather have mine up high like yours than on pieces on the ground -- learned that the hard way. Nothing worse than having a busted spinner box and 300 pounds of corn spilled on the ground.


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Well yal think mine is too tall and I think about 90% of them on here are too short, when the deer/hog/cow can reach up and hit the motor its too short. Grandpa built the feeder about 30 years ago and its worked just fine grin It spreads the corn out more when it is higher up more deer feed more comfortably
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Originally Posted By: redchevy
Well yal think mine is too tall and I think about 90% of them on here are too short, when the deer/hog/cow can reach up and hit the motor its too short. Grandpa built the feeder about 30 years ago and its worked just fine grin It spreads the corn out more when it is higher up more deer feed more comfortably
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I raised mine 5' over the summer. It is now about 12' from ground to spinner. I got sick anf tired of the cows/hogs/deer and coons tearing up the cage and spinner. It can never be too high...


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The coons still climb ours dang it.

I think everybody is just jealouse because our place doesnt look like an abandoned nuclear battleground. grin



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Yep. I have mine up high too. I did it that way from the very beggining just from hearing others stories. 2 years so far with no problems.



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Add a blade and turn it into a Guillotine with a quick release and you can just chop their heads off with the touch of a button.



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