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<blockquote data-quote="13pt" data-source="post: 5135195" data-attributes="member: 19602"><p>The last corn I purchased a couple weeks ago was $8.95 for 50 lb bag at my farm supply store (like a Co-op). About 6 months ago is was $5.90...over 50% increase...OMG!! Just like everything else right now, but if you have a Co-op that's likely your best bet. I run a corn feeder in the edge of the woods across the field in front of the house 365 days a year and have for about 12 years, and NOT to hunt around! It's for two purposes...1) It keeps the turkeys around the house and they keep the snakes run away and, 2) We enjoy watching the variety of wildlife every day right out the front window. I tend to agree with the harm corn can do during warmer weather when left on the ground for a while, but fortunately when my feeder goes off the corn is always gone within a few hours, so I'm hoping no harm done. Anyway, after 12 years of running this feeder I've learned a few things. I have a mineral lick about 250 yards from the corn feeder. I run cameras on both. I very rarely have a mature buck visit the corn feeder, and I mean very rarely; however, they will visit my mineral lick (Redmond mineral salt mixed with Trophy Rock Four65) on a regular basis. I've taken two trophies on my property (142" and 132") just across the hollow from my corn feeder and neither of those bucks ever set foot at my corn feeder, but they both visited my mineral lick often. My point being, invest your money in a high quality mineral lick and forgo the corn feeding. Not only has it become expensive, but it's just going to be a magnet for does and small bucks...which are neat to watch from the front window. If you must use a corn feeder, then private message me and I'll share with you what model I use...after years of trial and error and dealing with varmints eating holes in the feeder and spinning the wheel to keep getting corn until they're full. I have the model that solved it all.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="13pt, post: 5135195, member: 19602"] The last corn I purchased a couple weeks ago was $8.95 for 50 lb bag at my farm supply store (like a Co-op). About 6 months ago is was $5.90...over 50% increase...OMG!! Just like everything else right now, but if you have a Co-op that's likely your best bet. I run a corn feeder in the edge of the woods across the field in front of the house 365 days a year and have for about 12 years, and NOT to hunt around! It's for two purposes...1) It keeps the turkeys around the house and they keep the snakes run away and, 2) We enjoy watching the variety of wildlife every day right out the front window. I tend to agree with the harm corn can do during warmer weather when left on the ground for a while, but fortunately when my feeder goes off the corn is always gone within a few hours, so I'm hoping no harm done. Anyway, after 12 years of running this feeder I've learned a few things. I have a mineral lick about 250 yards from the corn feeder. I run cameras on both. I very rarely have a mature buck visit the corn feeder, and I mean very rarely; however, they will visit my mineral lick (Redmond mineral salt mixed with Trophy Rock Four65) on a regular basis. I've taken two trophies on my property (142" and 132") just across the hollow from my corn feeder and neither of those bucks ever set foot at my corn feeder, but they both visited my mineral lick often. My point being, invest your money in a high quality mineral lick and forgo the corn feeding. Not only has it become expensive, but it's just going to be a magnet for does and small bucks...which are neat to watch from the front window. If you must use a corn feeder, then private message me and I'll share with you what model I use...after years of trial and error and dealing with varmints eating holes in the feeder and spinning the wheel to keep getting corn until they're full. I have the model that solved it all. [/QUOTE]
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